Published inCantor’s ParadiseA Funny Misunderstanding in The Philosophy of ScienceHow to interpret the same data in a completely different way.Apr 15, 20213Apr 15, 20213
Published inThe Apeiron BlogIs Altruism a Myth?Looking for a good reason to help others.Apr 7, 20214Apr 7, 20214
Published inCantor’s ParadiseA Short Remark to Fellow Realistsi.e. a historical case against Platonism in philosophy of mathematicsMar 18, 20211Mar 18, 20211
Published inCantor’s ParadiseThe Backstage of Mathematical Thinking: How Our Brains Bring About the AbstractA brief survey of recent insights from cognitive scienceJan 30, 20212Jan 30, 20212
Published inCantor’s ParadiseBeginner’s Guide to Mathematical ConstructivismHow some of the greatest minds of the twentieth century argued that Cantor’s paradise was not a paradise at allJan 13, 2021Jan 13, 2021
Published inCantor’s ParadiseThe Beautiful Consistency of Mathematics — Alexander Yessenin-VolpinMathematics is often believed to bring people to madness. We hear many stories like those about Gödel, Cantor, Nash, or Grothendieck…Dec 16, 20202Dec 16, 20202
Published inCantor’s ParadiseMind vs. Machine: A Philosophical Corollary of Gödel’s Incompleteness TheoremCanadian mathematician Simon Kochen recalled in his tribute to Kurt Gödel, that during his PhD exam he was aked to name five of Gödel’s…Oct 15, 20204Oct 15, 20204
Published inCantor’s ParadiseRefuting the Refutation of CantorOn August 2. 2020 Cantor’s Paradise published Bruno Campello’s brief critique of Cantor’s approach in transfinite mathematics. The author…Sep 25, 2020Sep 25, 2020
