Comment Comment by amelius > In other words, it may be the case that physics, just like mathematics, cannot be both complete and consistent.Interesting line of thought. So if that premise (let's call it A) is true, then any theory that is both complete and consistent is ruled out.Therefore, we better found out if A is true (!) That's perhaps a more specific version of what I was saying before. parent amelius 12 years ago
Interesting line of thought. So if that premise (let's call it A) is true, then any theory that is both complete and consistent is ruled out.
Therefore, we better found out if A is true (!) That's perhaps a more specific version of what I was saying before.