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logic and foundations of mathematics

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  • ↳onTerrence Howard maybe a crackpot, but he isn't all wrong.by
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    Second, I agree with Xander here—I haven’t watched the video or rebuttal so I’m only replying to what I’ve read here, but as far as I know, math as a subject—and good mathematicians throughout time—are already very well aware of the various paradoxes of logic, and for the most...
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