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Existence of a proof doesn't mean application of it is widespread.
by diegoperini 6y ago
Existence of a proof doesn't mean application of it is widespread.
- thaumasiotes 6y agoIn this case, the existence of a proof means that its application is universal. You may believe that the automation of one process could be easily generalized to another process, but you haven't proved it until you've automated the second process.