Re: "Godel got it all wrong"
- From: "Peter_Smith" <ps218@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 10 Sep 2006 00:56:53 -0700
Newberry wrote:
So is "true-on-its-interpretation" synonymous with "provable in T +
Con(T)"?
Of course they aren't synonymous. Nor are they even co-extensive. Take
the sentence Con(T + Con(T)). If T is consistent, then it that sentence
is true, but by the Second Theorem, not provable in provable in T +
Con(T).
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