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Or maybe I have a question =)
And look how interesting it turned out. I wrote it myself, but I didn't pay attention to it; a great mathematician makes assumptions equivalent to those in a problem involving division by zero. Based on this, he draws rather serious conclusions about faith, which were supposed to convince the masses in some way. In my understanding, a good mathematician could not have failed to notice this, or in other words, he consciously ignored them to obtain the desired result. So, is he a hypocrite after all?
Or maybe I have a question =)
And look how interesting it turned out. I wrote it myself, but I didn't pay attention to it; a great mathematician makes assumptions equivalent to those in a problem involving division by zero. Based on this, he draws rather serious conclusions about faith, which were supposed to convince the masses in some way. In my understanding, a good mathematician could not have failed to notice this, or in other words, he consciously ignored them to obtain the desired result. So, is he a hypocrite after all?
