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Cantor's Diagonal Argument

A proof that some infinities are larger than others. It is a few lines long, it requires nothing beyond counting, it was violently rejected when…

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The Four Colour Theorem

Four colours suffice to colour any map so that no two regions sharing a border have the same colour. It was conjectured in 1852, resisted proof for…

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