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I was wondering about the same thing. Here's the text: ------------ 1. It is desirable during every existence proof of a mathematical quantity to be led, at t
by asmosoinio 17y ago
I was wondering about the same thing. Here's the text:
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1. It is desirable during every existence proof of a mathematical quantity
to be led, at the same time on the way to the result, to the actual
existing quantity.
2. A boundary between arithmetic and analytic areas of mathematics
cannot be drawn.
3. The concept of the semiconvergent series is a relative concept.
4. Out of the impossibility of perpetual motion of second
kind comes the proof of the second law of thermodynamics.
5. It did not succeed, the justifying of psychology on an exactly mathematical
basis.
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