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My discrete mathematics professor once said "there are two types of students:
those you can't teach mathematics and those you don't have to." I got a kick
out of that
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sufficiency of money.
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More from those crazy mathematicians
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/mathematicians-chase-moonshine-s-shadow/
Mathematicians weren’t
ed on everyone.
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students, or whatever
excuse. Thus, being able to learn mathematics is truly a gift, and is not
bestowed on everyone.
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are not. I add, sigh!
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By the way, the phrase "above my paygrade" was invented by someone
less intelligent than you to keep you in your place, at least until
they get aro
correct answer here.
And yes, it's still above my intellectual pay grade.
Cheers
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That all sounds very plausible to me. (Although sadly my pay grade does
I know people who do math really well, I am eternally envious. The feudalism
thing is likely correct but beyond this specific discussion. They are winning
and we are not. I add, sigh!
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By the way, the phrase "above my paygrade" was invented by someone less
intelligent than you to keep you in your place, at least until they get
around to reintroducing full scale feudalism.
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That all sounds very plausible to me. (Although sadly my pay grade doesn't
match that fact.)
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is logical, but rational? It sort of works for me and all I am doing is
modifying such thinking, on the fly, as we say in the states.
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On 04 Apr 2015, at 19:04,
in certain people if I say
too much. So let me say some vague things:
There exists an object, a mathematical object, which has certain
properties. For reasons that should be obvious, there is no general
agreement on what the best name for this object is, so for the sake
of convenience, let’s
tiful intellect, and emotions.
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Nice! Quite Platonist! "We never invent anything---we always only discover."
would assess a platonist.
tain people if I say
too much. So let me say some vague things:
There exists an object, a mathematical object, which has certain
properties. For reasons that should be obvious, there is no general
agreement on what the best name for this object is, so for the sake
of convenience, let’s ju
say too much. So let me say some vague things:
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> There exists an object, a mathematical object, which has certain
> properties. For reasons that should be obvious, there is no general
> agreement on what the best name for this object is, so for the sake of
> conv
no general
agreement on what the best name for this object is, so for the sake of
convenience, let’s just call it The Object.
Your world, that is, the entire universe that you can observe, is an
infinitesimal part of that Object. And so is mine. And so is *every
universe that can possibly exist.*
Dear
Friends, I have been thinking very hard about
the title question and itsimplications, re: Goedel's constructions and
Goedel numbering/coding. Irefer the the following papers:1)
http://nl.ijs.si/~damjan/phen.html2) http://www.math.princeton.edu/jfnj/texts_and_graphics/LOGIC/talk.CMU/
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