Here’s looking at Euclid
Let P = the set of all problems; Tn = the set of properties belonging to n little people; W = this crazy world.
Blaine’s Theorem: ∀x: x ∈ P∩T3, ∃ a hill of beans h ∈ W such that Σx < h.
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Let P = the set of all problems; Tn = the set of properties belonging to n little people; W = this crazy world.
Blaine’s Theorem: ∀x: x ∈ P∩T3, ∃ a hill of beans h ∈ W such that Σx < h.
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