Re: The logic of atheism

Now, here's the  key part, the diagonalization. We make  a list of
the diagonals; in  this case, it starts out  with two falses. This
is itself something (a sequence  of true / false statements)

I’m confused about what is actually in this list of diagonals. Do you
mean for it to be “Water is equal to 4 AND 2+2 is wet AND...” or for it
to just be a list of the diagonal entries themselves, as you have
written “false false true true ...” I’m assuming it’s the latter based
on the way you wrote it out, but I just wanted to make sure. Maybe,
for clarity, you would label that entry, “The sequence ‘false false
true true...’”.

about which a  truth can be known  (can be found on  God's cheat sheet).

This label I don’t understand. Wouldn’t this yield a “true” in every
column, since by definition they’re all on the cheat sheet?

And, it’s not yet clear to me that the diagonal elements of the table
can be found on the cheat sheet but the inverted sequence of diagonal
elements couldn’t be; you can find either sequence, it’s just a matter
of how you look.

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