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A sentence which fails to specify a real uniquely… fails to specify a real uniquely. Borel's talking about numbers which can be defined uniquely: that is, picke
by Smaug123 10y ago
A sentence which fails to specify a real uniquely… fails to specify a real uniquely. Borel's talking about numbers which can be defined uniquely: that is, picked out, identified. Your Berry-paradox description doesn't identify an integer.
- zodiac 10y agoBut if we assume that we can say a sentence either specifies a real number uniquely or does not, the Berry paradox number is uniquely specified.