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Platonism in modern philosophy of physics: Stephen Wolfram and Max Tegmark ideas

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About Wigner's view on the relation between mathematics and physics?

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If platonism was correct, would everything be real despite everything being formal?

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What would happen if the universe had no global symmetries and conservation laws?

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Did Stephen Hawking think that logic is contingent on physics?

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Did the physicist Erwin Schrödinger deny that reality existed?

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How to solve "impossible" problems?

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Is Propositional Logic (or Zeroth-order logic) the most basic form of logic?

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Did physicist Erwin Schrödinger propose that reality could have contradictions?

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Questions about Quantum Logic?

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Did Quine change of opinion towards quantified modal logic?

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Do really all mental states exist in some universe according to Many-Minds Interpretation?

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What does Alain Connes think of Tegmark's hypothesis?

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Is there some non-classical logic where the van der Waerden theorem does not apply?

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Can there be a solution to these three problems?

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Mathematics and the observer in Wolfram Fundamental Physics Project...?

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Examples of physicists who are platonists?

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Is there any philosophy which proposes that whatever you believe or imagine is true or exists?

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Can classical logic hold without causality?

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Could a quantum computer simulate any system based on different types of logic?

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Platonism in modern philosophy of physics: Stephen Wolfram and Max Tegmark ideas

About Wigner's view on the relation between mathematics and physics?

If platonism was correct, would everything be real despite everything being formal?

What would happen if the universe had no global symmetries and conservation laws?

Did Stephen Hawking think that logic is contingent on physics?

Did the physicist Erwin Schrödinger deny that reality existed?

How to solve "impossible" problems?

Is Propositional Logic (or Zeroth-order logic) the most basic form of logic?

Did physicist Erwin Schrödinger propose that reality could have contradictions?

Questions about Quantum Logic?

Did Quine change of opinion towards quantified modal logic?

Do really all mental states exist in some universe according to Many-Minds Interpretation?

What does Alain Connes think of Tegmark's hypothesis?

Is there some non-classical logic where the van der Waerden theorem does not apply?

Can there be a solution to these three problems?

Mathematics and the observer in Wolfram Fundamental Physics Project...?

Examples of physicists who are platonists?

Is there any philosophy which proposes that whatever you believe or imagine is true or exists?

Can classical logic hold without causality?

Could a quantum computer simulate any system based on different types of logic?