Jan 22, 2014
Uncertainty 1/2
Mathematics has taught me one thing, there is no certainty unless your truths are derived from even truer axioms. These axioms need to be self-explanatory logical truths that cannot be disproven. They also need to be complete and non-contradictory. Axioms must be kept to a bare minimum for any complexity takes away the simplistic truth. Based on these axioms alone and no further assumptions, can then be created new truths. Every level of creation is based on the pervious truths. Every step of the way logic and certainty go hand in hand.