Jarek Kędra - coauthors:
The Hardy and Littlewood axioms:
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When one writes to the other, it is completely indifferent
whether what he writes is right or wrong.
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When one receives a letter from the other, he is under no
obligation to read it, let alone answer it.
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Although it does not really matter if we both simultaneously
think about the same detail, still it is preferable that we
should not do so.
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It is quite indifferent if one of us has not contributed the
least bit to the contents of a paper under our common name.