This mathematician argues maths and science are self-contradictory?

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This mathematician argues maths and science are self-contradictory
a person says his ideas cannot be true since we send probes to mars and have pcs the popint is which is the most ionteresting is why does science and maths work seeing they are self-contradictory -since we are told if something is self-contradictory it cant be true This author opens up a whole new area of research into how maths and science acheive the results they do when logically they cant be true THIS IS THE MYSTERY this author opens up WHAT DO YOU THINK

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Answer 1

Not again ??? I just put you in for repeated postings.

Answer 2

Any model, being a static picture, will fall short of the dynamic reality it is meant to encapsulate. Paradoxes will arise because of this, but that is precisely because of their meaning. Logic, as a formal tool, can only bring out a clearer exposition of what is already implied by our starting premises. This is plainly illustrated by the author's conclusions, which follow only from his definition of "meaning".

Answer 3

I am reading it now, I will comment later.

thank you for posting this.