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If the proof cannot be understood, it might very well be the case that another researcher more concerned with advancing knowledge for us all, will be credited.
by MrQuincle 11y ago
If the proof cannot be understood, it might very well be the case that another researcher more concerned with advancing knowledge for us all, will be credited. There are many roads to Rome.
Proofs that cannot be grasped are like unproven truths. Worth very little... They only stand through the credibility of the inventor. It downgrades the mathematician to a politician.