Comment by RetroTechie
1 day ago
A more practical approach:
If a paper/proof is impossible to understand by humans, it could be considered useless (irrelevant) for most intents & purposes.
Regardless how interesting or valid looking, might as well be gibberish pulled from /dev/random. Until:
a) Written down in a form that humans can understand. And/or
b) Turned into practical applications that are demonstrated to work.
In other words: safe to ignore, until a) and/or b) occurs.
Well, yes, in theory.
If any of those papers were sent to a scientific conference, they would have been rejected as inscrutable gibberish: "resubmit once the presentation is significantly improved".
Yet, mathematicians spend their time trying to understand them.
Real life prisoner's dilemma.