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Verifying fully formalized proofs is cheap. What is expensive is to produce such formalized proofs. More precisely, to formalize a proof written in a typical ma
by nynox 6y ago
Verifying fully formalized proofs is cheap. What is expensive is to produce such formalized proofs. More precisely, to formalize a proof written in a typical math paper is extremely time-consuming and not so informative (that's why it's almost never done in practice).
- carapace 6y agoAh, cheers. :) But doesn't that bring us full-circle to Buzzard's point? Isn't that why he's saying, "Hey gang, let's do math with machines." in the first place?