Well, that’s what it’s supposed to mean. One of my professors (who often waxed sarcastic during lectures) described it as a very dangerous word...
Do you really assert that it is more often used incorrectly (that the fact is not actually obvious)?
I assert that it (“obviously” in math) is most often used correctly, but that people spend more time experiencing it used incorrectly—because they spend more time thinking about it when it is not obvious.
No, I guess not.
Well, that’s what it’s supposed to mean. One of my professors (who often waxed sarcastic during lectures) described it as a very dangerous word...
Do you really assert that it is more often used incorrectly (that the fact is not actually obvious)?
I assert that it (“obviously” in math) is most often used correctly, but that people spend more time experiencing it used incorrectly—because they spend more time thinking about it when it is not obvious.
No, I guess not.