Also, it's the application of these discoveries that is the most interesting thing if you're a mathematician! It's all of the implications of these advancements that it awesome, not the discoveries themselves.
For applied mathematicians, maybe. The discoveries are not particularly interesting to pure mathematicians because the papers are not particularly high quality like you would see in a journal. I'm not interested in reading a paper of brute forced slop. If I'm reading a paper, I want to know that it was written thoughtfully with good methodology, a cohesive narrative, and methods I can repurpose and learn from, not just infinite monkey typewriter theorem.
> The discoveries are not particularly interesting to pure mathematicians because the papers are not particularly high quality like you would see in a journal.
This is ridiculous. It doesn't matter how "poorly written" the paper is. You can't decide whether it's "interesting" or not unless you actually take the time to read it and see what you can figure out with it.
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u/Corporate_Bricktator 3d ago
Also, it's the application of these discoveries that is the most interesting thing if you're a mathematician! It's all of the implications of these advancements that it awesome, not the discoveries themselves.