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Yes, indeed, at the level of abstraction in which everything is syntax without any semantics, then everything is the same. That's as content free as saying, "s
by mjburgess 2y ago
Yes, indeed, at the level of abstraction in which everything is syntax without any semantics, then everything is the same.
That's as content free as saying, "since the sun is ordered, and my CD collection is ordered, the sun and my CDs are the same".
This "unified framework" you're talking about is just an analysis of functions over whole numbers.
- naasking 2y agoEverything is not the same, but everything can be quantified and ordered by some metrics which may discard some irrelevant info, yes. I disagree that it's content-free, there is probably only syntax at a fundamental level so whatever the semantics you've created in your head, they also reduce to syntax in the end. There are little to no semantics in the standard model of particle physics after all.