Thread: is there a philosophy of mathmatics

To put it succinctly "Everything is measurable". We believe in the computational ability of our decisions. We estimate, speculate, hypothesize or project an idea.
Is there a philosophy of mathematics which delves into the myriad theories and their proofs?

Originally Posted by parag29

To put it succinctly "Everything is measurable". We believe in the computational ability of our decisions. We estimate, speculate, hypothesize or project an idea.
Is there a philosophy of mathematics which delves into the myriad theories and their proofs?

"Everything is measurable" is a statement that can easily be shown to be false.

Originally Posted by parag29

To put it succinctly "Everything is measurable". We believe in the computational ability of our decisions. We estimate, speculate, hypothesize or project an idea.
Is there a philosophy of mathematics which delves into the myriad theories and their proofs?

Google “Bertrand Russell”.

Originally Posted by GiantEvil

Google “Bertrand Russell”.

I think that was the man who decided me against philosophy (and maybe persuaded Bill Clinton it was for him)


So long ago now I am probably mistaken.