I mean, such an epic proof would bias one to think that the world is rational. Spending that much time in logic-land would do that to anyone. I think that his

I mean, such an epic proof would bias one to think that the world is rational. Spending that much time in logic-land would do that to anyone. I think that his assumption that: 'meaning' and 'causation' are the same thing, is similarly tied to his works. For someone like Godel, I'd imagine that he has no conception that they could be different.