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The author is clearly more comfortable with deploying beautifully laid out mathematics than prose. The introduction or "Opening Remarks" is lovely and well wri
by gerdesj 5y ago
The author is clearly more comfortable with deploying beautifully laid out mathematics than prose. The introduction or "Opening Remarks" is lovely and well written but is nearly a wall of text. There is one long first paragraph followed by some staccato afterthoughts.
The author wavers between I and we. Am I your friend, guiding you through the maze or are we lecturing you on something? The author needs to settle on either one identity or spell out when they become one or another.
Sometimes, you might wish to appear as a friend hovering over the shoulder and provide hints as to the right direction to follow and at other times you might deploy something that will give LaTeX a headache and pull out the Vox Dei stop on the 250 ton Organ and destroy nearby eardrums.
I love the paper and it is saved locally.
- kowlo 5y agoI've always thought of it as a journey that we're going on together, where we may do something, expect something, find something, or conclude something - together! Perhaps I'm finding camaraderie where there is none. How disappointing.