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Mathematics

Evidence is proof. Computation guides intuition but doesn't settle anything.

What counts as evidence: A rigorous proof, or a precisely stated and verified computational result.
  • Start from a known theorem and change one condition — what breaks?
  • Compute small cases, conjecture a pattern, then prove it.
  • State definitions precisely before you use them.
  • Expository work counts too: a clear proof of a hard result, written for your peers.