--- In Wittrs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Sean Wilson <whoooo26505@...> wrote: > > 2. On the issue of mathematics being empty when not put in service of > picturable statements, see: > > 6.21 mathematical propositions express no thoughts. It is very hard (though perhaps not impossible) to square this with his later work in LFM or RFM. I have in mind especially RFM on surveyability. It is even harder to square statements like: 6.1265 It is always possible to construe logic in such a way that every proposition is its own proof. ... with logic after Godel and Turing. In fact, as I poke around in the 6's, I see some additional inopportune statements, that I need to fold into my thoughts about Turing and Wittgenstein. Thanks for pointing in this direction. Josh ========================================= Need Something? Check here: http://ludwig.squarespace.com/wittrslinks/