The human prime factors are the qualities, characteristics, and attributes needed for becoming a great leader in all walks of life from heads of states to heads of households. On the other hand, the Prime Number Theorem was first conjectured by Gauss in the beginning of the 19th century. 41 years after his death it was proved almost simultaneously within the year 1896 by Jacques Hadamard, a French mathematician, and Charles de la Vallée-Poussin, a Belgian mathematician.

If the entire prime numbers less than 10 000 000 000 (a number approaches by the human population) are counted then there are exactly 455 052 512 of them. However, the Prime Number Theorem predicted that 10 billions divided by the natural logarithm of 10 billions only gives 434 294 493, an under counting of about 4.5%. If prime numbers represent leadership qualities of human beings then the missing 20758019 leaders can be found only by proving Riemann Hypothesis. Since Riemann zeta function extends into the realm of imaginary numbers, these ideal leadership qualities will remain hidden within the reaches of human imagination until it is proven or a return to Euler real zeta function.