Re: Godel cant tell us what makes a mathematical statement true
- From: Nam Nguyen <namducnguyen@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 09 Aug 2008 15:58:01 GMT
Baudouin Le Charlier wrote:
A statement is true just because it is true not because somebody
'relies on the notion of truth'.
Could you think of any circumstance in which 0=1 is true?
To think that something is true only because
it has been proven is the wrongest idea you can conceive.
Suppose for a given formal system T, we define true sentences
as the following:
- T(F) = true iff T |- F.
- T(F) = false otherwise.
What would you think as "wrong" with this definition?
Baudouin
--
"To discover the proper approach to mathematical logic,
we must therefore examine the methods of the mathematician."
(Shoenfield, "Mathematical Logic")
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