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@schlegelol

Irony is the form of paradox. Paradox is what is good and great at the same time.

University of Jena Katılım Aralık 2020
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Aaron
Aaron@Rongwrong_·
Greetings, fellow geniuses! Here’s how to show everyone on X how smart and well-read you are! • Don’t say antagonistic, say Schmittian. • Don’t say bureaucratic, say Kafkaesque. • Don’t say esoteric, say Straussian. • Don’t say indeterminate, say Schrödinger’s. It works!
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Herb Sewell
Herb Sewell@sewell_herb·
@schlegelol @JamesJouissance Obviously I’m hyberbolozing the mistaken premise that would validate his remark, you ass. Plato’s a stupid comparison & barely logic, & the rest of his remark were abt symbolic/mathematical, so OP’s remark both makes sense only if all logic were those, and thus is even stupider🙄
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James Jouissance
James Jouissance@JamesJouissance·
Aristotle is not the father of logic. Aristotle is not the greatest logician of all time. Aristotle was irrelevant to the mathematics of the time, immediately superseded by the Stoic propositional logic, and an impoverished expansion on Plato's dialectic.
Physics In History@PhysInHistory

“Every good mathematician is at least half a philosopher, and every good philosopher is at least half a mathematician.” -- Gottlob Frege 5 Most Influential Logicians In the History of Humankind ✍️ 1) Aristotle He is arguably the greatest logician and the most influential thinker of all time. He is considered the father of modern logic, and the founder of ethical reasoning. His logical deductions have been applicable throughout the generations and are still relevant to this day. 2) Kurt Gödel Kurt Gödel, a very good friend of Einstein, is one of the most brilliant logicians of all time. His most notable work would undoubtedly be ‘Gödel’s incompleteness theorem.’ He is known for connecting classical logic, Intuitionistic logic, and Modal logic. He was one of the closest friends to Einstein and used to walk every day with him while being at the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton. 3) Alfred Tarski He is one of the greatest Polish mathematicians and logicians. He was born in 1901 in Warsaw, Poland. He is one of the quintessential influencers on theories of truth. To grasp his contribution, one must first have an idea of his core philosophy under the theory of truth, which is called “Convention T.” There are several questions that we could ask regarding the truth. And we could analyze whether the statement is true based on the correspondence we draw. 4) Bertrand Russell Philosophy is popularized in western culture, specifically in the Anglosphere. He was also the co-author of Principia Mathematica. He was the one who systematically wrote down the history of western philosophy from the times of the pre-Socrates era. 5) Gottlob Frege He could undoubtedly be regarded as the inventor of modern logic and the founder of analytic philosophy. He is also credited as the inventor of prepositional calculus (quantification logic). Before this, Aristotle’s categorical logic was popular among the community of critical thinkers. He is also the pioneer of the term “linguistic turn,” which is often used by philosophers in terms of the language that they use and to examine it.

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James Jouissance
James Jouissance@JamesJouissance·
As this account gains more followers, tweets find their ways onto more timelines. This leads to responses like this. As always, this is gender affirming.
Herb Sewell@sewell_herb

@JamesJouissance >hurr durr, only formal logic counts as logic Cringe.

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schlegelol
schlegelol@schlegelol·
@credenzaclear2 do you believe (a) zombies are conceivable and (b) conceivability implies metaphysical possibility?
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schlegelol
schlegelol@schlegelol·
@JamesJouissance The conclusion about Aristotle's importance to math is math is true. The premise about "an actual mathematician" is false - it was a group.
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James Jouissance
James Jouissance@JamesJouissance·
A bunch of mathematicians came together into a collective to ruthlessly argue with each other on the substantive expression of a mathematical text with multiple rewrites from scratch. Does this somehow weakens the argument?
schlegelol@schlegelol

@JamesJouissance Nicholas Bourbaki wasn't an actual mathematician, it was a pseudonym for a group.

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James Jouissance
James Jouissance@JamesJouissance·
Actual logician Jan Łukasiewicz on why the history of logic needs to be reconceived. Actual mathematician Nicholas Bourbaki on the relevance of Aristotle to math.
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Icicle@iscikle

@JamesJouissance Stoic logic fell out of favour, exampled by none of Chrysippus' works surviving in full while Aristotle made a return with Islamic philosophers and, subsequently, Western Christendom.

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Matt McManus
Matt McManus@MattPolProf·
@Meritocrating So your response to my citing histories on Scandianvian social democracy is...a 2006 article summarizing Putnam's study of American social life. Nuff said
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James Jouissance
James Jouissance@JamesJouissance·
um, xitter. are your polls broken?
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schlegelol
schlegelol@schlegelol·
@captive_dreamer Why didn't the IDW prevent the retard right? They should have a showdown for king of the podcastsphere.
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schlegelol
schlegelol@schlegelol·
@PhilWMagness I do wonder whether the LTV applies to the attention economy. Maybe this research question is the next frontier for the digital humanities.
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Phil Magness
Phil Magness@PhilWMagness·
@schlegelol Expropriated from the allowances given to them by their bourgeois parents to buy video games!
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Phil Magness
Phil Magness@PhilWMagness·
Me, after getting a huge spike in engagements fueled by crazy Marxists who are furious that I mocked Lenin.
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