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    A stunned reaction to a claimed AI proof of Navier–Stokes

    A post claims a Navier–Stokes proof “fell to AI” and quotes a colleague watching people calmly choose tomatoes and avocados “as if nothing has happened.”

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    One post claims a Navier–Stokes proof “fell to AI,” attributing a grocery-store observation to a colleague: “the people around me keep picking out tomatoes and avocados so calmly, as if nothing has happened.” The post it quotes carries a broader joke about updating a skeptical 2006 stance on AI for late 2026: the new position is a long string of “A”s.

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    @Ananyo"I’m at the grocery store right now, and the people around me keep picking out tomatoes and avocados so calmly, as if nothing has happened." -- comment from a @London_Inst colleague after Navier-Stokes proof fell to AI.

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    @Ananyo"I’m at the grocery store right now, and the people around me keep picking out tomatoes and avocados so calmly, as if nothing has happened." -- comment from a @London_Inst colleague after Navier-Stokes proof fell to AI.