You can unironically hold this view pretty rigorously
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Replying to @litgenstein @LambdaQG
But the fact that most of it is consistent with one big thing off is perhaps more unsettling
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Replying to @litgenstein @LambdaQG
I would say that x and ~x is false is a universal truth at first order
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Replying to @InertialObservr @LambdaQG
Dialetheism would like to have a word with you Yeah I guess I have two things in mind: (1) the possibility that the world is “dappled” (i.e., there’s no unified picture to be had) (2) many cases of inconsistency in science that aren’t obviously resolvable
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Replying to @litgenstein @LambdaQG
You can deduce consistency without actually knowing the fundamenta laws .. the fact that they “get along” in such a way that mathematics is applicable nontrivial, to me, puts the burden of proof of why we ought to infer its inconsistent
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Lots of typos oop
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