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@PhysInHistory The Incompleteness Theorem.

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@PhysInHistory Computer Science. While AI is based on mathematics, its implementation requires computers. For this reason, I think it falls under the domain of Computer Science.

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@PhysInHistory A->B:=~(A~B)

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@PhysInHistory To not misuse our free will to be in communion with God. That is, the meaning of life is to be in communion with God.

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@PhysInHistory Carl Friedrich Gauss.

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@PhysInHistory Bertrand Russell and Kurt Gödel on the existence of God.

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@PhysInHistory Set theory. Every branch of mathematics uses it, but it is rarely studied as its own discipline.

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@PhysInHistory "Could you introduce me to Kurt Gödel?"

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@PhysInHistory Nothing; assuming you are looking for wrong answers.

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@PhysInHistory Application. Physicists develop and validate theories on how the physical world works. Engineers apply those theories to build new things.

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@PhysInHistory Both. We invent mathematical structures and then discover their properties.

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@PhysInHistory Georg Cantor. He was the most least appreciated of all time during his time.

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@PhysInHistory The ability to encode information as 0's and 1's.

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@PhysInHistory Quantum computing.