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by trhr
1060 days ago
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Goedel, Russell, and Frege proved from first principals that our understanding of basic arithmetic cannot be both complete and consistent. One or the other, but not both. If children's arithmetic cannot be proven complete and consistent, what does that say about the sort of math used to define the universe? Building upon a broken structure is how you get broken results. |
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