FOM: Goedel and radioastronomy
Kanovei
kanovei at wminf2.math.uni-wuppertal.de
Tue Dec 2 13:58:23 EST 1997
>why most scientists do not find radioastronomy
>relevant to terrestrial physics, and a third would ask them merely to
>assess the relevance of radioastronomy to terrestrial physics.
>Vaughan Pratt
Laser satellite measurements are of frequent use in
the very terrestrial physics.
As for the relevance of the Goedel incompleteness to
mathematics, once I was told that
the "empirical" fact that the arithmetic is consistent
is much more evident and truthworthy for a mathematician
than any attempt of Goedel or whoever to question it.
-- Vladimir Kanovei
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