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My usual interpretation of this is not that we have strange proofs, but rather to interpret this as a failure of Godel encodings to completely capture the notio
by dwohnitmok 6y ago
My usual interpretation of this is not that we have strange proofs, but rather to interpret this as a failure of Godel encodings to completely capture the notion of proof.
That is the statement Con(T) isn't really a statement about the consistency of T, but rather a statement that is "close enough" to suffice for many, but not all purposes.