Many of the concepts that you learn in mathematics can apply to computer science and even philosophy and semantics. Now granted, if you actually write a computer program, you probably won’t be using much if any applied mathematics. In fact, you probably won’t be using much computer science to simply write a program (particularly a simple one at that). [...]
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I’ve got lots more to post about bases, but right now I’m faced with a paradox – Hintikka’s Paradox, to be precise. Hintikka’s Paradox comes from Deontic Logic, a form of Modal Logic. I first read about it in Raymond Smullyan’s “Alice in Puzzleland’ (a brilliant book about logic, and Alice in Wonderland, that is [...] |
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