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Re: Formally Unknowability, or absolute Undecidability, of certainarithmeticformulas.
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Jan 28, 2013 12:16 AM
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Nam Nguyen <namducnguyen@shaw.ca> writes:
> On 27/01/2013 9:33 PM, Jesse F. Hughes wrote:
>> Nam Nguyen <namducnguyen@shaw.ca> writes:
>>
>>> Ok. So you seem to be saying that (unlike the lone Nam Nguyen)
>>> everyone should not think that it's impossible to know the truth
>>> value of cGC since "its truth value might be discovered tomorrow",
>>> according to your knowledge about mathematical logic.
>>
>>> But, A) what's the technical definition of "might be discovered
>>> tomorrow"? "Tomorrow" relative to which side of the International
>>> Date line? The Australia side? or the US side? And B) what happens
>>> if before "tomorrow" has arrived, "today" somebody would discover
>>> the truth value of cGC, rendering "might be discovered tomorrow"
>>> _meaningless_ ?
>>
>> Congratulations on two of the dumbest points ever made on sci.math.
>> Man, that's something.
>
> You missed the point; and that was a _right response_ to someone
> else's comment on the issue of the possible impossibility
> to know the truth value of cGC.
Yeah, I'm sure that's absolutely right.
I miss a *lot* of your points, actually.
Funny, that.
--
Jesse F. Hughes
"You may not realize it but THOUSANDS of people read my posts.
You are putting your stupidity on wide display."
-- James S. Harris knows about wide displays of stupidity.
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