Leonard Euler. Enough said.pic.twitter.com/VlnfMwNHMV
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Oh in the sense you just described it, you’re right. I was using the definition along the lines that says “the only meaningful statements are that which are subject to empirical analysis and/or logical/formal analysis”
But as for saying that all meaningful statements are subject to logical/formal analysis would mean that "all meaningful statements (True or False) have some meaningful answer within a given axiomatic system"
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But I would contend that there exist meaningful questions that cannot have a meaningful answers ascribed to them such as the Continuum Hypothesis
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Meaningful in the way you describe it isn’t really the best way to describe my position on the subject so I’ll rephrase it. Here’s my stance on it. “Reality can only be accurately understood by employing formal and empirical analysis.” Formal such as mathematics and logic.
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