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The list left out some very important logical fallacies including the following: I'mUnprovable I'mNotProvablyConsistent MyTheoremsAreEnumera
by ProfHewitt 5y ago
The list left out some very important logical fallacies
including the following:
I'mUnprovable
I'mNotProvablyConsistent
MyTheoremsAreEnumerable
Unfortunately, the above fallacies are current consensus in
the literature (Wikipedia, encyclopedias, text books, etc.)
See the following for an explanation:
https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=3603021 https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=3603021
- musicale 5y agoThis paper leaves me puzzled as to how proofs are connected to cyberattacks, etc.. Perhaps he means that deficiencies in first-order logic lead to security bugs in computing systems? I do like the idea of classifying self-contradictions (as above) and other irritating paradoxes as "monsters" or "bugs." I tend to agree that they are relied on in a number of incorrect "proofs" as well as informal arguments, often for unrelated propositions.