Re: Godel cant tell us what makes a mathematical statement true
- From: herbzet <herbzet@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 02:51:35 -0400
Nam Nguyen wrote:
herbzet wrote:
Nam Nguyen wrote:
There's no such thing as just a true formula: usually it's understood
by that we mean an interpreted-as-true formula. As such an interpreted
formula needs to have a meaning. But not the other way around. For
example, if the formula F = (0=0) /\ (0=1) has a meaning, its meaning
is *independent* from whether or not F has any truth value!
For example,
GC has some meaning but whether or not it's true or false (by whatever the
chosen underlying truth definition) is a different matter.
Well this is a technical question of some interest. I was under
the impression that interpreting a formula in a given structure
entailed a truth-value assignment also. Perhaps I am mistaken
on this point. Can you explain how a formula F can be assigned
a meaning (interpreted) without thereby arriving a truth-value
for F? I'm, admittedly, slightly fuzzy on this point.
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hz
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