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Feb 12 at 19:17 comment added Amiren @PeterLeFanuLumsdaine but infact i posted this question on the stackexchange site at first, it actually got deleted after few hours, with no comments at all. That's why i had to post it here...
Feb 12 at 17:46 comment added Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine This is a fun question, but it’s definitely not research-level, which is what MathOverflow is for. I’ve voted for migration to math.stackexchange (our sibling site for questions at all levels), as I think it’d be a good question there!
Feb 12 at 16:44 comment added Julia Williams I left an answer, but for future reference: you may find math.stackexchange.com to be a better place to go than mathoverflow.net. This site is intended for research-level questions, and math.stackexchange.com is more likely to have someone who will give a good answer.
Feb 12 at 16:39 answer added Julia Williams timeline score: 9
Feb 12 at 13:37 comment added Amiren @SamHopkins but there is a number in non-standard models which encodes proof of $G$ where $G$ is godel's sentence, that number is non-standard , therefore the length of the proof is non-standard. if the non-standard statements don't even have truth-values then it should be meaningless to say that a non-standard proof exists for a standard statement ( $G$ ) (which does have a truth value in both models), since the non-standard proof will have atleast one non-standard statement
Feb 12 at 13:27 comment added Sam Hopkins I'm not a logician so take this with a grain of salt. I believe you may be mixing up theory and metatheory here. The nonstandard statements are not "really" statements of PA, from our external, meta-theoretic perspective. So it does not make sense to talk about their truth value in other models. They are only internal to the model they arise in.
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