If I'm reading this right, Yascha Mounk thinks public trust in mathematics depends on mathematicians not talking in public about the well-known & commonplace principles of set theory?https://twitter.com/Yascha_Mounk/status/1300181769325608963 …
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It's a postmodern world and we're just living in it...
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Is it really fair to call this centrism? I feel like we need another term like radical centrists, or moderate extremists.
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Certainly we can all agree that humanity's understanding of mathematics and the nature of reality should be in service of moderating incredibly stupid Twitter arguments.
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Is that true???
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what in the world is this referencing?
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"centrists" lol
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This is a myth, invented in late antiquity, by philosophers who were exploiting the fact that 'irrational', arrhetos, can also mean 'secret, not to be spoken'.
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It’s exactly the same thing with Shakespeare-wrote-Shakespeare apologists. They trade noble lies like baseball cards. Anything better than admitting the obvious reality.
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What? The "someone else wrote Shakespeare" people are just elitists who can't imagine that a "commoner" could have been the best English playwrite, had to secretly be some nobleman.
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