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At A Conference, A Mathematician Proves A Theorem. Someone In The Audience Interrupts Him
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At a conference, a mathematician proves a theorem.
Someone in the audience interrupts him: "That proof must be wrong - I have a counterexample to your theorem."
The speaker replies: "I don't care - I have another proof for it."
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