| ▲ | skew-aberration an hour ago | |
Godel sentences are only true if you assume consistency. And once you add that axiom, the computer can prove them too. G is independent of your original system T (cannot be proven true or false). If you create T+ with added consistency axiom, then G is true and provable. But G is never true and unprovable in the same system. It's a lot like is/ought or theology. | ||