Okay, so here’s the page I contemplatively blogged about previously – one in which you’ll find a collection of random interesting proofs of well-known and long-established results (for varying values of well and/or long). I’m hoping to get some feedback so I know things people want to see, but I don’t expect much of that so you all may just be subjected to stuff I find interesting. 😉
Click the below link(s) for result(s) you may care about!
Others to come
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