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"Every triangle is a love triangle when you love triangles."

-Pythagoras

"Heresy is not native to the world; it is but a contrivance. All things may be conjoined."

-Miriel

"So let us stop talking falsely now; the hour is getting late."

-Jimi

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Does anyone still seriously doubt the consistency of $ZFC$?
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Who discovered the surreals?
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What do we gain with higher order logics?
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When forgetting structure doesn't matter
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Best Springer mathematics books [closed]
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Naturally occurring examples of badly behaved categories
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Natural examples of $(\infty,n)$-categories for large $n$
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Category theory for a set/model theorist
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Graph theory from a category theory perspective
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When the definition of a set starts to matter in category theory
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Hole in the axioms of Hartshorne's "Foundations of Projective Geometry"?
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Hamiltonians, Creation/Annihilation Operators, Recursion
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does a univariate polynomial have a unique factorization?

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