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Without the 'what's the problem', It's in 'categories for the working mathematician' by Saunders Mac Lane. Of course, it's entirely seriously in that book.
by patrickthebold 5y ago
Without the 'what's the problem', It's in 'categories for the working mathematician' by Saunders Mac Lane. Of course, it's entirely seriously in that book.
- karatinversion 5y agoAnd a perfectly fine turn of phrase in that context, too.