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Yes, but > 90% of the proof work to be done is not that interesting insightful stuff. It is rather pattern matching from existing proofs to find what works for the proof you are currently working on.

If you've ever worked on a proof for formal verification, then its...work...and the nature of the proof probably (most probably) is not going to be something new and interesting for other people to read about, it is just work that you have to do.

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