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Enthusiasm doesn't imply skill. - I love discussing natural philosophy, I believe I'm good at explaining these ideas, but I have no shortage of evidence that I
by ganzuul 11y ago
Enthusiasm doesn't imply skill. - I love discussing natural philosophy, I believe I'm good at explaining these ideas, but I have no shortage of evidence that I am in fact very bad at explaining things. I am probably not special.
Either way, I can speak in a strict fashion which sort of jives with formal logic. I referenced Hilbert's program and the assumption that mathematics has a foundation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_mathematics#Foundational_crisis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_mathematics#Fou...
I make a leap of faith here; that humans can not abandon the need to find meaning. From this I surmise that there does exists a deep rift in the mathematical community. - Both Formalism and Intuitionism remain today, and if an understanding has been reached between these schools then I must have become impervious of the fact...