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by ProfHewitt
1937 days ago
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Unfortunately, the author Timm Lampert did not quote the most powerful Wittgenstein proof that existence of I'mUnprovable means that mathematical foundations are inconsistent. Wittgenstein's more powerful version is much more devastating. As mentioned previously in this discussion, the following article explains why I'mUnprovable must not and does not exist in foundations: "Recrafting Foundations of Mathematics" https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=3603021 |
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