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It is a long and old tradition in math to explain your findings as obscure as possible to make sure that your competitors cannot follow you. "He is like the fo
by amai 3y ago
It is a long and old tradition in math to explain your findings as obscure as possible to make sure that your competitors cannot follow you.
"He is like the fox, who effaces his tracks in the sand with his tail" (Abel about Gauss)
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