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the mathematical discipline that applies mathematical methods to the study of mathematical theories themselves.
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Can infinity shorten proofs a lot?
One of my colleagues (Silver) gave a general purpose talk last week. You can't untie a knot $A$ by tying another knot $B$ into the rope.
Proof. First show that the connect-sum of long knots is abeli …
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