It's still incredibly painful as a learner though when things don't quite pan out. You start gaslighting yourself and then handwaved/convince yourself away that this must be true given how consistent all the "downstream" work is, and that you just don't fully understand it.
So, I agree with the author that this is super helpful, even if we know the proofs are "true" in the end
So, I agree with the author that this is super helpful, even if we know the proofs are "true" in the end