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3 revisions | jasirs94 at Mar 25, 2017 09:15 PM | |
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36G37 to be so facile and turns out so baffling must stand in | 36G37 to be so facile and turns out so baffling must stand in need of logical analysis; and thereupon he showed that he was a master in an art in which some of the greatest mathematicians, especially those of the XVIIIth century have been singularly weak, that of conducting such an analysis. He began by generalizing the problem to the utmost; an excellent expedient, since highly generalized concepts are necessarily less complex than they were before the generalization. However, that maxim would not have |