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Graph theory is the slum of topology...

You may have read it in the first paragraph of the very first opinion of Prof. Zeilberger:

Topology: The slum of combinatorics OR "Don't show off too much, your specialty will soon be trivialized"

He attributes it therein to a certain Whitehead too (but it is not clear from his text to which Whitehead he is referring).

Graph theory is the slum of topology...

You may have read it in the first paragraph of the very first opinion of Prof. Zeilberger:

Topology: The slum of combinatorics OR "Don't show off too much, your specialty will soon be trivialized"

He attributes it therein to a certain Whitehead too (but it is not clear from his text to which Whitehead he is referring).

Graph theory is the slum of topology...

You may have read it in the first paragraph of the very first opinion of Prof. Zeilberger:

Topology: The slum of combinatorics OR "Don't show off too much, your specialty will soon be trivialized"

He attributes therein it to a certain Whitehead too (but it is not clear from his text to which Whitehead he is referring).

Graph theory is the slum of topology...

You may have read it in the first paragraph of the very first opinion of Prof. Zeilberger:

Topology: The slum of combinatorics OR "Don't show off too much, your specialty will soon be trivialized"

He attributes it therein to a certain Whitehead too (but it is not clear from his text to which Whitehead he is referring).

Graph theory is the slum of topology...

You may have read it in the first paragraph of the very first opinion of Prof. Zeilberger:

Topology: The slum of combinatorics OR "Don't show off too much, your specialty will soon be trivialized"

Therein, he attributes it to a certain Whitehead too (but it is not clear from his text to which Whitehead he is referring).

Graph theory is the slum of topology...

You may have read it in the first paragraph of the very first opinion of Prof. Zeilberger:

Topology: The slum of combinatorics OR "Don't show off too much, your specialty will soon be trivialized"

He attributes therein it to a certain Whitehead too (but it is not clear from his text to which Whitehead he is referring).