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Thats a bit like saying the gold standard for programming is formal verification. Sure in an ideal world maybe every piece of code would be formally verified, b
by eigenket 5y ago
Thats a bit like saying the gold standard for programming is formal verification. Sure in an ideal world maybe every piece of code would be formally verified, but its not realistic and (for the vast majority of use cases) wouldn't be overly useful. A much more realistic "gold standard" for maths is to be peer reviewed and read and understood by a sufficient number of working mathematicians.