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The "to this day" is in my opinion unnecessary - you could phrase it as "no one has proved it mathematically". Alternatively, "it has yet to be proved mathemat
by ndsipa_pomu 2y ago
The "to this day" is in my opinion unnecessary - you could phrase it as "no one has proved it mathematically".
Alternatively, "it has yet to be proved mathematically".
- jay_gridbach 2y agoThank you. Just removed "to this day".
- jey 2y agoBtw despite the helpful pedanticism[1] of HN, I think your English is impeccable and idiomatically natural for someone who has probably not spent much time in immersive spoken English environments. 1. pedantry
- ndsipa_pomu 2y agoYes absolutely. I did not intend my suggestion to be interpreted as any kind of criticism.