Re: 由青的《哲学的童心》引出的CND哲学讨论,有关哥德尔 | Nov 10 2004- Some of the stories about Godel are not well- known but I find them quite interesting.
For instance, Godel did not set out to dismantle Russel's system. Instead, he early wrote a letter with great joy informing his friend that he found a way to put entire Russel/Wihtehead system on the solid ground of number theory through bijections between propositions and natural numbers (Godel was very good on number theory). He was very much proud to be just one additional proof that Russel was right. Only later he constructed that tricky propostion, the rest is history. So in a way, it was quite a fluke (a fluke of a genius ).
Then he himself had to be "convinced" by his fellow logicians that his work was of great importance. He did not expect, for instance, that von Newman actually got a nervous break-down after learning his results . He was a one-man demolition team for sure, but only in other's eyes.
These stories do make you wonder many sad things: it is just too easy to let such a brilliant discovery lost in oblivion, (or many actually did) .
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