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Doron Zeilberger

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Regardless of whether or not God exists, God has no place in mathematics, at least in my book.
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An Enquiry Concerning Human (and Computer!) [Mathematical] Understanding C.S. Calude, ed., "Randomness & Complexity, from Leibniz to Chaitin", World Scientific, Singapore, (October 2007)

 
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