FOM: Goedel: truth and misinterpretations

[Matt Insall]

Professor Kanovei:
These sentences are obtained as follows. 
There are two sets of sentences, say X \subseteq Y, 
and we know that X is r.e. but Y is not r.e., hence, the 
difference Y - X is infinite, and the "sentences" are just 
those in the difference. There is no one concrete sentence 
there, all we know is that they do exist in plentitude. 


Matt:
I am afraid I do not understand how there can be many sentences 
in Y-X, but not at least one sentence in Y-X.  (I do not know 
what you mean by ``concrete''.)  


Matt Insall