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What's epistemology? What is object/subject dualism? What is Gödel's incompleteness theorem? Idk, I just know other people are stupid
Some of y'all have a piss poor education in humanities and it shows
Is the incompleteness theorem humanities? I thought it was comsci?
Edit: Oh God I'm dumb it's not comsci idk why I said that lol, but it is still mathematics.
Yeah I thought that too, but it has strong epistemic/ontological implications. Kind of a mix imo