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An excellent paper, especially reviewing the connections of Peano, Tarski, and Godel. I'm surprised that he did not mention Jim Propp's self=referential aptitu
by CliffStoll 8y ago
An excellent paper, especially reviewing the connections of Peano, Tarski, and Godel.
I'm surprised that he did not mention Jim Propp's self=referential aptitude test. It starts with:
> 1. The first question whose answer is B is question
> (A) 1
> (B) 2
> (C) 3
> (D) 4
> (E) 5
And, of course, Bolander's paper ends with an utterly delightful final sentence!