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The philosophical analysis of methods for assessing connections In what sense is philosophy of science policy genuine philosophy? We define “Vˆ(G)” as y($G)[y = xGx. ˆ(G)]”.) Formula (10) gives a definition of Cantor’s general concept of cardinal number, so we can prove (7); no further use of axiom V is needed for the definition of the natural numbers and the proof of the axioms (1)–(5). Albee’s question “Why are we here?” evidently amounts to asking whether there is a God and, if so, what divine purposes human beings are supposed to serve.
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