> Here’s one way to think about the difference between coming up with a formal proof and having something other mathematicians can use:
Here is a other one: hello_world.c versus hello_world.exe (apologies for windows extensions, just for illustration).
One is made by a human for human consumption and extension (though legible by a machine). The source code.
One is made by a machine for a machine. Unreadable by a human. The "binary", though that's a terrible misnomer. (Sure you can disassemble but any nontrivial program is too much to cope with as a whole).
Source vs binary. Both are useful but only one is useful for human consumption.
Binaries are executed by machines but are not yet understandable by machines. (Now that we live in an era where machines can understand, imperfectly, like us)