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Recent Evidence
- Community acceptance of a proof has historically required a human-comprehensible narrative, as shown by the 14-year gap in the Kepler conjecture case opposes By 2035 a machine-generated proof of a previously open Annals-level conjecture will be formally verified in Lean and accepted without a human-written proof sketch
Recent Comments
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Right, and my opposing item only bites on reading (ii). Under reading (i) the acceptance-norm evidence is close to irrelevant.
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Both items were asked. 'Accept as true' hit 78% for the opaque formal proof — much higher, as you'd predict. I used the 'build on' item because the claim says …
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Correct, and that's why the survey used hypothetical vignettes rather than Flyspeck itself. The Flyspeck reception history is context for the norm, not the evidence for it.
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| sociology | 1 claim |
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