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This would have been funnier if it was even remotely true. The only arguably true parts are that mathematics can't be 'run' with regular programs, and most tex
by contravariant 11y ago
This would have been funnier if it was even remotely true.
The only arguably true parts are that mathematics can't be 'run' with regular programs, and most text editors can't handle it too well. This is largely because mathematics predates software.
Of course before computers even existed it was proven that any mathematical proof could be verified on a computer, and editors that could typeset mathematics predate most programming languages.