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After all, even though Godel's theorem appears to indicate that the foundations of mathematics are unprovable, it doesn't mean that we stop using mathematics. At least in cases of judicial separation or annulment, one can be certain that there was substance to the allegations; a court proctor knew better than to take on a case that was unprovable. While such a scenario seems unprovable in Kaye-Smith's specific case, the dynamics that Larsen's explanation implies were at the very core of much modernist art and writing--as well as immediately relevant to Larsen's own personal context. |
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