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[ QUOTE ] Roger Penrose, and others, claim that human's unique ability to understand Godel's proof makes them way beyond animals. The barber paradox is a simpler version. [/ QUOTE ] If you find time to start another thread explaining how the barber 'paradox' is related to Godel's proof it would be interesting. The barber struck me as a problem of poorly formed premises rather than a paradox that grows out of solid ones. Likely I've been mishandling something. thanks, luckyme [/ QUOTE ] This is another one of those Sklansky simplifications that mathmeticans might cringe at. Since I am only moderatrely familiar with Godel's proof I will let others elaborate. |
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