According to the picture, there's a small stump at an angle straight out from a longer basement wall. Can I remove it or somehow make it smaller?
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The stump is so small that it can't be seen:p

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It could be to support the outer wall so the earth pressure doesn't push the wall in.
If the boards in the ceiling go in the right direction, it probably doesn't hold up the joists.
If it can be removed, I will not predict.

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Beams go in the other direction
 
Is it possible to make a smaller device that gets support from the opposite wall only at the ceiling and floor?
 
It's impossible to have an opinion on this without knowing more, for example, if you post a drawing of the entire house. The only thing that can be said is that such a wall fragment is so impractical and pointless that it would hardly be there unless there was a good structural reason.
 
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