While this seems silly to philosophically-uninitiated me: is there a version of Grothendieck universes for this sort of thing, or even some kind of restricted quantification?
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From a STEM pov it’s easier to follow the Wittgenstein thread, because logical positivism was trying to use cutting-edge methods to prove Science Is True, and subsequent work is more informed about STEM than the French thread.
However, some of Wittgenstein’s analysis was wrong, and also got distorted to simplify it later, so that tradition petered out in the 1980s. Whereas the French thread, increasingly unconstrained by any motivation to connect with reality, came to dominate.
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