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For questions about the interplay between mathematics and the social context in which it is done.
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Standard models of N and R: An Alice/Bob approach
This is way too long for a remark, therefore I post it as an answer.
Although I agree with the previous answers that there is probably no clear “intended” model of set theory, there are perhaps two pr …
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