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They tried that before the nineteenth century and it stymied progress. Imagine multiplying just two-digit numbers without any notation.
by lonelappde 7y ago
They tried that before the nineteenth century and it stymied progress. Imagine multiplying just two-digit numbers without any notation.
- The_rationalist 7y agoThey didn't tried attempto controlled English in the nineteenth century as it only exists since end of twenty century. Imagine multiplying just two-digit numbers without any notation I agree, notation can be useful for concision. Far less for clarity. Instead of a black or white thinking, I'm wishing that mathematicians use more well defined English in their proof, but still use notation where it is clear and more concise.