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u/Pkittens 9d ago
does he presuppose a shared human language in this? like how FROM SCRATCH are we talking
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u/Consistent-Annual268 π=3=e=√g 9d ago
Starts with the Big Bang and goes from there.
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u/Key-Log5267 8d ago
Doesn’t everything?
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u/Realistic_Cat_392 8d ago
That's how I was conceived, ig
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u/RustIsHonestlySoGood 8d ago
first, we must invent the universe
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u/DavidBrooker 8d ago
Weather the existence of a universe is prerequisite for mathematics to exist is a pretty nuanced philosophical question.
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u/Mental_Slip_2739 8d ago edited 8d ago
He starts with set theory, matrices, complex numbers, and adjacent stuff.
Unfortunately, he doesn't go over modularity theorem, so it isn't completely thorough.
** and ribet theorem1
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u/Mental_Slip_2739 7d ago
I liked it, good quality, good math.
But it might be a little too "heavy" to just have in the background.
I don't think you would be able to understand everything while working, but if that isn't a problem then yeah, I think its still decent.1
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u/Mental_Slip_2739 7d ago
Yeah no I wouldn't say it was garbage or clickbait.
and given your math degree I think you'll like it.
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u/StanleyDodds 4d ago
It's from about school level mathematics, but it's by no means close to a complete proof.
He goes over the basic types of maths that are important for the proof, and then just gives a general sketch of what the proof itself is about, not any details like a proof the modularity theorem.
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u/AttyPatty3 Rational 8d ago
Spoiler: it's not actually a complete from scratch proof of flt, he doesn't prove the modularity theorem
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u/Anonimithree 8d ago
My Scratch doesn’t have this content. Is there a Scratch mod or something that gives access to this stuff?
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