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As we continue to convert wild ecosystems into human-populated ones, an increasing number of people need to take on having mountain lions as companions.

The modern way is to discover the intricately-defined balance between two extremes.

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Is it not effective to learn math top-down?

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Under the Curry-Howard correspondence or loosely "proofs-as-programs", do we also have "programs-as-proofs" and what would some arb. program prove?

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Every natural number is covered by consecutive numbers that sum to a prime power.

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Online reference book for *implementing* concepts in type theory.

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Are all n-ary operators simply compositions of binary operators?

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The set of all permutations of indices such that the new series converges to the same limit forms a group?

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A contractible space is path connected.

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Is there a way to tell whether a paper has been rigorously peer-reviewed and is completely valid?

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Category theorists: would you use a software tool for diagramming / chasing?

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$\gcd(p_{n-1}, \ n^5 - n^3 + n^2 - n + 1) = 1$ where $p_n = n$th prime.

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