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John Carlos Baez on Nostr: - Your quotes around "the", and the following word "a", makes me think there's not ...

- Your quotes around "the", and the following word "a", makes me think there's not really a unique algebraic K-theory. But later you say it's the initial additive and grouplike functor receiving a natural transformation from the core, which would be unique (up the right sort of equivalence). I'm not trying to nitpick, just trying to understand this idea.