I don't follow Glen's 'You can't generalize across all of math/logic to talk
about "why theorems?" any more than you can generalize over all of natural
language and ask "why sentences?" '

The original intent was to ask why there always seems to be hidden structure
-- which is revealed by theorems. It's not the theorems I'm concerned about;
it's the hidden structure.


-- Russ



On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:29 AM, glen e. p. ropella <
g...@agent-based-modeling.com> wrote:

> Owen Densmore wrote circa 10-04-26 08:59 AM:
> > The OP's "Too many interesting comments to follow up" sorta sounds like
> > "I've lost interest"!
>
> Heh, yeah; but words have consequences! ;-)  No (good?) deed goes
> unpunished.
>
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