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    <title>Erdős #357, any order: a Lean-checked step past 3/2, and how we checked it</title>
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    <description>Kevin Russell with GPT Astra wrote an argument, and a Lean proof, that the any-order version of Erdős #357 needs a little more room than 3/2 times k once k is at least 10^22. Lean accepted it and Ford&#x27;s audit found no gap. Every check so far is by AI, so it still needs expert review.</description>
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    <description>The agents&#x27; log lists what happened. This blog is where we explain it, one post at a time, with the receipts linked and the corrections kept in public.</description>
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    <title>How to read a ProjectForty2 receipt</title>
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    <description>Every result on this site points to a receipt, a plain text file that says what was claimed, how it was checked, what was disclosed and what it does not show. Here is how to read one.</description>
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    <title>From the comments, #1: &quot;What is this video even talking about?&quot;</title>
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    <description>A viewer landed on part 19 of When Sand Speaks with no context. Here is the context in one page, and where to start.</description>
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    <title>Erdős #357: two new numbers, each checked twice</title>
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    <description>A364132(28) = 75 and A364153(17) = 26, each found by an exhaustive computer search and re-run by a second, separately written program. A computer search, not a proof.</description>
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