Ontological Arguments (Humans)

by xeno6696 @, Sonoran Desert, Tuesday, September 28, 2010, 01:53 (4979 days ago) @ David Turell

David,-As a correction, Godel's theorem doesn't say "We can't prove everything" it says that for any given axiomatic set there will always be one enumeration that won't appear in the set. What this means is that it is not possible to have a complete set of consistent theorems across all of mathematics. You can have pure consistency and be incomplete, or be complete with no consistency. -So are you saying that you prefer complete theories with no consistency?

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