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>No matter how one goes about it, the proof of this theorem is nontrivial. ...I'm going to guess he really means: "No matter how one goes about it, this proof
by flubert 11y ago
>No matter how one goes about it, the proof of this theorem is nontrivial.
...I'm going to guess he really means:
"No matter how one goes about it, this proof of the theorem is nontrivial."
...and not...
"No matter how one goes about it, all proofs of this theorem are nontrivial."
- heinrichhartman 11y agoMore like: "I am aware of several proofs of this theorem. None of them is trivial."