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On the theory of the infinite in modern thought

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This is, of course, not the space of experience. Logic and mathematics deal with implications of thought. See B. Russell (Hibbert Journal, 1904, pp. 809-12), who has shown that in all pure mathematics it is only the implications that are asserted, not the premiss or the consequence, as mathematicians used formerly to assume.

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