I would love someone like gwern [0] to write an analysis of how Mathematics articles on Wikipedia start off being understandable by most and then get lapped into a submicron finish that only reflects an insular subset of folks. These mathematical nuggets sit like hard grains in mud (sorry wikipedia) that only mathematicians can understand.
And in so doing, they slowly bootstrap themselves so far away from any grounding context that it is incredibly difficult for anyone to _learn_ mathematics from reading wikipedia articles.
There are groups doing great things like Setosa [1], nLab [2] and for concepts, Simplicable [3]
And in so doing, they slowly bootstrap themselves so far away from any grounding context that it is incredibly difficult for anyone to _learn_ mathematics from reading wikipedia articles.
There are groups doing great things like Setosa [1], nLab [2] and for concepts, Simplicable [3]
[0] https://www.gwern.net/
[1] https://setosa.io/ev/
[2] https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/HomePage
[3] https://simplicable.com/new/communication