>Kurt Gödel left a large amount of unpublished writings and notebooks and preserved correspondence. These writings were cataloged and organized by his first bio

>Kurt Gödel left a large amount of unpublished writings and notebooks and preserved correspondence. These writings were cataloged and organized by his first biographer, John Dawson, for a heroic two years. Those of highest scientific and general interest were published in volumes III, IV, and V of "Kurt Gödel: Collected Works". >Among them was a list of 14 numbered assertions titled "My philosophical viewpoint" but without elaboration. It would be cool if said numbered assertions were simply the Gödel Numbers of statements formally derived from his philosophical axioms.