Week 5

Here is where I hear things begin to get interesting. The beginning of proofs. Several of friends have told me that the content on proof is where things seem to get rather strange.

My thoughts so far on the introduction of proof is rather simple; we started the small details of proofs such as writing them with structure first to get the hang of them before actually proving certain claims. The basic idea of the proof structures are to assume certain parts of the claim such as the what set x (just a random variable) belongs to and the antecedent. This is to apparently introduce the set as well as the implication (which is written at the bottom from basic structuring) which is then eventually proves the consequent is true.

So far, so good but I am rather scared.