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Obviously no argument can convince a party which say literally that proofs will be rejected, even those which might be provided on some concrete example. All th
by psychoslave 11mo ago
Obviously no argument can convince a party which say literally that proofs will be rejected, even those which might be provided on some concrete example. All the more when this party doesn’t align with the underlying praised values anyway.
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