Re geometry. I think Goedel's paradox tends to refute your statement.
are you talking about justin's statement that geometry does not involve circularities and proceeds by axiomatic enumeration? if so, why do you think gödel's theorem (i presume you are referring to the incompleteness theorem?) refutes that statement? i fail to see why the fact that arithmetic is not recursively axiomatizable is a demonstration of circularity... please explain, especially since this position conflicts with your (what i read as correct) response of pointing to the lack of circularity claimed in jim devine's post.
--ravi
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