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Lean is the most literal-minded colleague imaginable. If a definition contains an ambiguity, it points it out. If you invoke a theorem, it requires the object type and every hypothesis to match. If an inference seems obvious but is not stated, it will not proceed. And that is where one of this story's most powerful theses emerges: formaliz
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