Understanding: a way of seeing

[rayh]

@Revenant Threshold

I admit I know very little about Godel’s theory (seriously, i’ve just looked it up from your post). As I understand it though, I think the idea is that we cannot be sure which option is true. I agree with that. I’m simply saying that something can only ever be p or not p. There aren’t any other options, and one must be true. *Which * is true is of course more difficult, but I’m not claiming to know which is.

Unless i’ve entirely misunderstood this, which most likely I have.

Your statements just reminded me about Godel’s Theory, so I just posted that as a bit of light-hearted relief. But having said that I have to point out that some systems of logic reject the law of the excluded middle.