| ▲ | hingler36 5 hours ago | |
I mean 95% of a proof is not a proof, and the fact that we got 95% of the way there isn't necessarily an indication that we'll ever get there. There's also a big difference between publishing a mostly-done proof as such and publishing a proof as complete only to retract later. There's a lot to hate about the academic world, but the solution isn't spewing out terabytes of crappy half-baked results. | ||