[FOM] Formalization Thesis
S. S. Kutateladze
sskut at math.nsc.ru
Fri Dec 28 20:47:54 EST 2007
12/28/2007, Messing wrote:
In ZFC a category is defined as an
ordered sextuple: C = (M, O, s, t, c, i) where M and O are sets
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In ZFC, yes; but a category may fail to be a set.
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Messing wrote:... hieroglyphs... nothing but an historical
circumstance.
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This is not so. There is an analogy between the natural languages
(Maya and Latin, for instance) and first order theories (ZFC and
CM) inexpressible in one another. My tacit hope is that
this analogy might help to acknowledge the inadequacy of the FT.
Historical circumstances are much more than nothing---that's my
another point.
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