Great note. I real like the two end-sentences: "Of course, any given new approach to a hard and extensively studied problem has a very low probability to lead to a direct solution (some popular accounts may not have emphasized this to the degree we would have preferred). But arguably, this makes the task of finding new perspectives more important, not less so."
(But I don't understand why the comment of Bellissard [arXiv:1704.02644] wasn't cited...)
Great note. I real like the two end sentences: "Of course, any given new approach to a hard and extensively studied problem has a very low probability to lead to a direct solution (some popular accounts may not have emphasized this to the degree we would have preferred). But arguably, this makes the task of finding new perspectives more important, not less so."
(But I don't understand why the comment of Bellissard [arXiv:1704.02644] wasn't cited...)
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