| Re: Logic and Mathematics
Thermodynamic math can prove truth___it has a direction___the arrow of time___toward the absolute truth... Quote:
Originally Posted by baudrunner  The problem with math is that math can prove the probable and the improbable, the real and the wholly unrealistic, the practical and the impractical, the true and the untrue, the logical and the illogical, the illusion and the truth. |
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