Yes it does. In this case said truth even has a physical manifestation, i.e., as the crossword-writer’s solution as it exists in some combination of his head and his notes which is causal to the form of the crossword the solver sees.
It only has a physical manifestation. Cruciverbial Truth only summarises what could have been arrived at by a massively fine-grained examinination of the crossword-solver’s neurology. It doesn’t have causal powers of its
own. Its redundant in relation to physics.
What has that to do with any causal powers of mathematical truth?
If you what your causal graph to have the property I quoted here, you need to add nodes for mathematical truths.
Two people can arrive at the same solution to a crossword, but that does not mean there is a Cruciverbial Truth that has causal powers.
Yes it does. In this case said truth even has a physical manifestation, i.e., as the crossword-writer’s solution as it exists in some combination of his head and his notes which is causal to the form of the crossword the solver sees.
It only has a physical manifestation. Cruciverbial Truth only summarises what could have been arrived at by a massively fine-grained examinination of the crossword-solver’s neurology. It doesn’t have causal powers of its own. Its redundant in relation to physics.