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The nice thing about mathematics is that for every true statement there are infinitely many proofs. Granted, some are just variations of others, but there many
by coliveira 4y ago
The nice thing about mathematics is that for every true statement there are infinitely many proofs. Granted, some are just variations of others, but there many ways to reach the same point.
- carapace 4y ago> for every true statement there are infinitely many proofs No. There are true statements which cannot be proven. For example: "This statement cannot be proven." (Technically it's truth value is neither true nor false. It is an imaginary Boolean value.)
- coliveira 4y agoSo this statement is not true, you cannot prove its value. But I understand what you mean, let's just talk about provable statements.