Witt

[Andersen Jesper Sparre]

> Peter Girodono writes:
> >1) There are such things as facts, in both the ideal (mathematics) and the
> >physical world 
> 
> Gotta disagree with the esteemed Mr. Giordono here.  From my perspective,
> mathematics is strictly theoretical since "one" is a concept that doesn't
> have a counterpart in observable "reality."  "One" is not a fact, but like
> most things, a convenient fiction.  And without one, it's hard to have two,
> three, etc.

wouldn't that demand that you have no sense or proof of "I" (the 
thinker) as a unique object?  One seems to lead to the other, but maybe 
LW would reject "I" too.  

		Jesper Andersen