> Experience has shown that, even now, there will still be people explaining in patronizing tones why none of this is real and none of it counts. If such people were capable of being impressed by anything that happens in the empirical world, of updating on anything, they would’ve already been impressed and already updated several years ago, long before things had reached the point of an actual Mathocalypse.
^^ half of the comments on this thread
Having stuff explained to you in patronizing tones? How horrible Scott!
more like 3/4 of the comments but yea
If you haven't made progress in Quantum Computing in the last 10 years, lecturing others can become a popular pastime.
Also a ton of comments in this thread: breathless frothing hype declaring mathematics is over and assuming these proofs are exactly what they claim they are at face value, giving the company with a vested interest in everyone unquestioningly believing this is all real every conceivable benefit of the doubt