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In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At Once To The Momentary Point And Take Details For Granted: Two Trivialities Omitted Can Add Up To An Impasse). The Unpractised Writer, Even After The Dawn Of A Conscience, Gives Him No Such Chance; Before He Can Spot The Point He Has To Tease His Way Through A Maze Of Symbols Of Which Not The Tiniest Suffix Can Be Skipped.

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

John Edensor Littlewood Quotes: In Presenting A Mathematical Argument The Great Thing Is To Give The Educated Reader The Chance To Catch On At

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