The discussion centers on the relationship between Ext(A), Int(X-A), and Cl(A), asserting that Ext(A) equals Int(X-A) and X minus Cl(A). A participant questions the validity of the statement Ext(ExtA) equating to Int(A) and seeks proof, noting that they have only shown Ext(ExtA) is a subset of X minus ExtA. Another contributor points out that if x is in Int(A), it leads to a contradiction regarding membership in Ext(Ext(A)). The conversation reveals confusion around the implications of these definitions, particularly when considering specific sets like the rationals and irrationals in R. Ultimately, the group acknowledges the complexity of the concepts and the importance of questioning assumptions in mathematical proofs.