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The fabulous world of mathematics: Gödel's incomplete theorems: A shock for mathematicians

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A statement can be true or false. But as Kurt Gödel has shown, there will always be cases that can neither be proven nor refuted — to the annoyance of experts.
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The fabulous world of mathematics: Gödel's incomplete theorems: A shock for mathematicians

A statement can be true or false. But as Kurt Gödel has shown, there will always be cases that can neither be proven nor refuted — to the annoyance of experts.

·Heidelberg, Germany
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