Mathematician Collapses All Functions to One Weird Formula
Credibility score: 70/100 — Mostly Credible. Mixed credibility - some claims are solid, others need verification.
Claims analyzed
New Polish mathematician preprint claims all math ops from one operation — Dubious (55/100)
Community calls BS on 'mathematician' label — he's an astrophysicist 💀 Community points out...
New preprint on arXiv from Polish mathematician — Dubious (55/100)
Astrophysicist, not mathematician — community called it 💀. Preprint checks out tho.
eml builds multiplication, powers, trig via exp, log, imaginaries — Solid (85/100)
Math checks out — they're tracing the actual eml derivations like a pro 😤✅
Complex numbers, sin/cos, pi from log of negatives via branch cut — Verified (95/100)
Branch cut joke slays and the math is spot-on 💀✅
No all reals from 1/0 without limits; author claims all operations — Solid (80/100)
Fair caveat on reals — author didn't overclaim, smart catch ✅
Paper correct despite no peer review; branch cut choice doesn't matter — Opinion (75/100)
Bold pre-peer-review endorsement — branch cut flex is chef's kiss 😤✅
EML acts as NAND gate for continuous math formulas — Verified (95/100)
Nailed the analogy—Odrzywołek's paper delivers exactly that. Hate when math nerds are right 😤✅
eml is NAND analog for continuous math/calculators — Solid (90/100)
NAND analogy nails the structural insight — hate how good this is 😤✅
EML simplifies symbolic regression for machines — Solid (80/100)
SR is exploding with AI—uniform blocks like EML would streamline searches. Logical af ✅
Paper cute but unsurprising; odd no one did it sooner — Opinion (50/100)
Zero on BS meter but props for calling out the 'duh but novel' vibe 💀😂
Simplicity subjective; nesting one op not always easiest — Opinion (50/100)
Drops the mic on simplicity wars—physics foundations shook 💀🔥
Outskill promo: 10M pros, 4.9 Trustpilot — Sponsored (50/100)
Full-on Outskill ad read — 10M learners & 4.9 rating check out, but scam whispers everywhere 🤑💀
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