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keltortoday at 1:20 AM3 repliesview on HN

It was required reading for my Logics class in undergrad. Pretty sure it was also on the optionals (aka required) for my Set Theory class as well.

It's also pretty typically a part of History Of Mathematics and Philosophy of Mathematics courses.


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tristrambtoday at 10:27 AM

You might be thinking of Russell's Principles of Mathematics which is a bit easier going.

derridatoday at 1:39 AM

No it's not.

No it wasn't.

And you did not read it.

EDIT: source: took logic as undergrad + wrote on the tractatus which required a lot of pre-reqs to understand. 0 chance a course at undergrad level ever assigns principia mathematica. I don't care if you went to yale or oxford or ecole normale ... 0 chance. Most charitable interepretation: some pages of it + was on a bibliography. not required reading.

if feel embarrassed, that is the consequence for lieing. There is such a thing as intellectual honesty.

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mathisfun123today at 3:00 AM

link the syllabi for the classes

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