Right, which explains his position: math is real and 2+3 really is 5, but he does not know what that means, or where that is true.
You are right though, it isn’t a fully fleshed out account. All I said is that it explains his position clearly, not that his position itself is perfectly clear.
Right, which explains his position: math is real and 2+3 really is 5, but he does not know what that means, or where that is true.
You are right though, it isn’t a fully fleshed out account. All I said is that it explains his position clearly, not that his position itself is perfectly clear.
I don’t think it even makes it clear that math is real, just that mathematical truth is objective and timeless.