there a wrong truth?

Also a good question.

I mean, we're in philosophy here.

There are questions where you hope there's just one answer.

There are questions where you know you can't give one definite answer.

That's a very simple response to this.

I think in mathematics, it's really difficult to disregard what's going on because mathematicians, as we also wrote together, Dennis, in our paper, they have so much expertise on their subject that philosophers lack that it's hard to really get to the heart of the matter, I think, from a... from an independent point of view, that disregards what's happening in mathematics.

The question is, for what can you deliver evidence? What's your view on this? Does this have any impact on the way you view mathematics?