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Infinitely many axioms of ZFC vs. finitely many axioms of NBG

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Infinitely many axioms of ZFC vs. finitely many axioms of NBG

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How to think about theories that prove their own inconsistency?

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Balls and vase $-$ A paradox?

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Insight in the diagonal method as explained by Girard

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score 234 · Answer 5 · 2017-05-31 07:34:35

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Examples of non-invariant yet "useful" properties of mathematical objects

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score 272 · Answer 6 · 2017-06-02 22:15:00

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Is mathematics done in an arbitrary model of ZFC?

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score 144 · Answer 7 · 2017-06-03 18:43:20

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Is addition a 'sufficient' operation?

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What is "structure" and is it equivalent to its encoding?

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score 230 · Answer 9 · 2017-06-06 22:25:31

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What is the importance of $\frac{1}{(1/a)+(1/b)}$

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score 174 · Answer 10 · 2017-06-13 16:57:37

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A lacking understanding of the basic axiomatic construction of $\emptyset$

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What does Betrand Russell mean when he says the mathematicians refuted the philosophers on the existence of infinity?

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Does it make more sense to say we've changed the vector, or we've merely changed the space in which we're looking at the vector?

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An "isomorphism" between continuous and discrete mathematics

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Do we need implicit base 10 in order to represent a number in any given base?

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Does there exist a finite false proposition $P$ such that assuming $P$ we can derive any given false proposition?

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Infinitely many axioms of ZFC vs. finitely many axioms of NBG

How to think about theories that prove their own inconsistency?

Balls and vase $-$ A paradox?

Insight in the diagonal method as explained by Girard

Examples of non-invariant yet "useful" properties of mathematical objects

Is mathematics done in an arbitrary model of ZFC?

Is addition a 'sufficient' operation?

What is "structure" and is it equivalent to its encoding?

What is the importance of $\frac{1}{(1/a)+(1/b)}$

A lacking understanding of the basic axiomatic construction of $\emptyset$

What does Betrand Russell mean when he says the mathematicians refuted the philosophers on the existence of infinity?

Does it make more sense to say we've changed the vector, or we've merely changed the space in which we're looking at the vector?

An "isomorphism" between continuous and discrete mathematics

Do we need implicit base 10 in order to represent a number in any given base?

Does there exist a finite false proposition $P$ such that assuming $P$ we can derive any given false proposition?

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