The formal roots of Platonism
Bhupinder Singh Anand
Abstract
We present some arguments for the thesis that a set-theoretic inspired faith, in the ability of intuitive truth to faithfully reflect relationships between elements of a Platonic universe, may be as misplaced as an assumption that such truth cannot be expressed in a constructive, and effectively verifiable, manner.
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