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None of these. The 'axiom of choice' isnt a property of the real world one way or another. The issue is that physical measures (length, area, volume, etc.) re
by mjburgess 2y ago
None of these.
The 'axiom of choice' isnt a property of the real world one way or another.
The issue is that physical measures (length, area, volume, etc.) require measure theory in mathematics to specify properly. The issue is the mathematics was too simple to model the relevant physical systems.
All of physics is specified in terms of a spacetime continuum, neither this, nor anything else, indicates that physics requires a revision.