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The Winter Beard Care Guide
Posted on 25 January 2017
So Movember is over and now you're left with a macho stache. That just so happens to be the perfect starting point for letting the rest of your mug-carpet to grow into its rightful real estate.
The Winter Beard. Never a more appropriate time to wear that built-in face sweater than during the chilliest season of the year. But you might be surprised to figure that your rugged facial hairs are actually more fragile than you expected, especially during winter.
Due to the cold air, biting wind, and lower humidity your beard will endure more punishment than it normally would during the year's warmer months. So how can you protect your lumberjack dignity when Jack Frost is constantly assaulting your face mercilessly like the vampires in 30 Days of Night? Here are a few tips to keeping your furry friend strong, healthy, and full.
Take cooler showers
Wait, that's a joke, right? Nope. It seems paradoxical to take colder showers when you're freezing your butt off. But think of your beard. Do it for him.
In all seriousness, hot water is harmful to your beard. It dries it out more quickly because the water evaporating from the hairs takes your natural oils with it. This leaves your beard dry and more at risk for damage, such as split ends or brittleness.
If you're unwilling to turn down the water temperature, then at least keep your beard out of hotter water while showering, and wash it later with cooler water.
A great way to keep your beard moisturized and strong is to apply beard oil at least once per day. This is especially important during winter because of the extra punishment your beard takes from the cold air. Applying oil generously two or three times per day is even more beneficial to your face-rug.
Keep it clean
It's important to keep your beard clean and fresh as well. Just make sure to be careful with the water temperature as described above.
Keeping your beard clean reduces the risk of damage to the hairs. It also keeps your beard tidy, prevents frizz, and eliminates bacteria and odors that accumulate from eating lots of food, smoking expensive cigars, and other common around-the-holidays activities.
It's a good idea to invest in some shampoo specifically designed for beards. Specifically, you should look for beard shampoos that don't contain Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, a foaming agent that irritates the skin on your face. Additionally watch out for shampoos with silicones in the ingredients. While these help shine up your beard, they also coat the hairs with a waxy barrier that prevents moisturizer, like beard oil, from penetrating and doing its job.
Tame the beast
Combing your beard is important for two primary reasons: one that's obvious and one that's not as obvious, but important nonetheless.
First, it keeps your beard smooth, presentable, and shapely. With winter's dryer air it's easier for your facial hair to get a little more wild and out of line. You've got to be diligent about keeping that animal under control.
Second, combing your beard thoroughly and evenly helps to distribute moisturizing oils through all of the hair. This is especially true right after applying beard oil. Don't let it all stick in one place. Smear that goodness around.
However, don't over-comb that bad boy. Whipping those hairs into shape too often or too roughly can cause brittle hairs to break or split ends to form. As macho as your facial ropes are, they're also sensitive little guys too. Don't go Full Metal Jacket on 'em. They may appear as tough as nails, but just like Lieutenant Dan, they've got soft spots as well.
Tend the field
You might be tempted to let your beard grow without limits, but keeping it trimmed goes a long way in preserving its integrity. If a hair develops a split end, the split can start to creep all the way up the hair, right into the follicle. That means that entire strand is damaged and can't be repaired. Those months of length become useless and the hair might as well be plucked out.
Make sure to keep an eye out for split ends or damaged hairs in your beard, and give it a quick trim job to keep everything healthy and strong. If you're afraid you might mess up your beard's mojo, then head over to the barber to have him whip you into shape.
Cover up
The second you step out of your warm, comfy pad, your beard will face an onslaught of bitter cold, stinging wind, moisture-sucking air, and even icy rain. So don't try and be a hero. Protect your Precious.
All of the previous tips on keeping your beard healthy are useless if you walk outside unprotected, inviting the elements to abuse your beard until it breaks and loses its will to live like a subject of enhanced interrogation. If you live in especially cold environments, you probably already wear a scarf to keep your neck warm. So just scoot that scarf up a few inches to give your facial protection some protection.
Your face may feel warm and toasty thanks to your beard, but that hair is taking the brunt of winter's fury. So be kind and remember your beard.
If your beard gets wet from rain, make sure to dry it off as quickly as you find some shelter. Remember that water can actually suck away vital moisturizing oils and make your beard dry and brittle. Drying your beard is also super important in below-freezing environments. Ice Beards may make for awesome Instagram shots, but about the only thing worse than freezing your beard in ice is burning it off with fire.
Everybody needs some TLC. Even your beard.
Many people love the changes that winter brings. Snowboarding, log cabins, crackling fires, flannel shirts, and husky beards are all great things and provide opportunities for fun times with friends and unforgettable memories. But just make sure to keep an extra careful eye on your beard. He's one of your closest buddies and he'll fight for your warmth, manliness, and tree felling until the bitter end. So protect him like you would a brother in the trenches.


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����GAFFNEY - In the first quarter of the Gaffney Indians' game against Shelby Friday, the Gaffney players were beat by the Golden Lions' two most powerful weapons.
But once the Indians (2-0) figured out how to contain quarterback Norris Hopper and placekicker Tyler Ashe, they outscored Shelby 42-0 in the second and third quarters on their way to a solid 49-31 victory. Shelby led only once, edging Gaffney 10-7 at the end of the first quarter with a 52-yard field goal from Ashe. But the Indians then scored touchdowns on their next six possessions, and Shelby's late offensive efforts weren't enough to close the gap. Gaffney tailback Dominique Stevenson rushed for 143 yards on 18 carries and four touchdowns for the Indians, and sophomore Gemer Byers came in for Stevenson late in the game to collect 74 yards on six carries. Quarterback Kentrell Jones completed the equation with an effective passing night, completing 8-of-15 throws for 109 yards. The key to the game for Gaffney, head coach Joe Montgomery said, was a period late in the second and early in the third quarter when the Lions were stopped short three times before they even started driving. Stevenson had already run for two consecutive touchdowns before that point, but Shelby was still within striking distance with a 21-10 deficit. "When we scored and kicked off (after Stevenson's second touchdown) and we had the three possessions they didn't return, and we were able to gain field position," Montgomery said. On Shelby's first possession of that period, running back Antwan Swint fumbled the ball, and Gaffney's Dedric Petty recovered it at the Shelby 34-yard line, setting up a five-play touchdown drive capped with a two-yard run by Jones. One minute later Gaffney was in the end zone again as the result of another lost Shelby fumble. This time Hopper lost the ball to Indians linebacker Brad Millwood, and Stevenson ran it in on the next Gaffney play for a touchdown. Shelby didn't gain any yardage on its next possession, and then Rusty Blake's punt was blocked by Gaffney's Robert Littlejohn. Three plays later, after a 15-yard completion from Jones to Russell Bonner, Gaffney was scoring again to make the score 42-10 with eight minutes remaining in the third quarter. Hopper only completed one pass for Shelby, but he rushed for 177 yards on 16 carries, including a 41-yard run followed by a 19-yard touchdown sprint for the Golden Lions' first touchdown of the game late in the first quarter. The Lions came on strong in the fourth quarter with 21 points, including a touchdown drive after Ashe's onsides kick was recovered by Antonio Borders. But there wasn't enough time on the clock for Shelby to threaten the formidable lead Gaffney had constructed. Gaffney faces Daniel next week on the road.
SHSGAFF First Downs 12 23 Rushes-Yards 36-274 40-286 Passing 6 109 Comp-Att-Int 1-9-1 8-15-1 Punts 3-23 1-33 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 5-30 3-26
Shelby 100021-31 Gaffney 721210-49 GAFFNEY - Jones 6 run (Bedenbaugh kick) SHELBY - Hopper 19 run (Ashe kick) SHELBY - Ashe 52 field goal GAFFNEY - Stevenson 23 run (kick failed) GAFFNEY - Stevenson 3 run (Camp pass from Jones) GAFFNEY - Jones 2 run (Bedenbaugh kick) GAFFNEY - Stevenson 12 run (Bedenbaugh kick) GAFFNEY - Stevenson 4 run (Bedenbaugh kick) GAFFNEY - Byers 37 run (Bedenbaugh kick) SHELBY - Hopper 39 run (Ashe kick) SHELBY - Hopper 9 run (Ashe kick) SHELBY - Watkins 6 pass from Hopper (Ashe kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Shelby: Hopper 16-177, Tate 9-45, McCluney 8-23, Swint 5-(-9), Smarr 1-23, Borders 1-14, Pryor 1-1. Gaffney: Stevenson 18-143, Byers 6-74, Price 3-28, Jones 5-14, Wilkins 5-20, Tate 2-7. Passing Shelby: Hopper 1-9-1-6 Gaffney: Jones 8-15-1-109 Receiving Shelby: Watkins 1-6 Gaffney: Richardson 4-48, S. Littlejohn 2-27, Jefferies 1-18, Bonner 1-15 Recoveries Shelby: Interceptions: Tate. Gaffney: Interceptions: M. Littlejohn. Fumbles: Petty, Millwood. GAFSHE.L
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This is one of my earlier works, when I was working on little watercolor abstracts created by free flowing layers of color intercepting each other and creating some unexpected images.When I started this one, I had an urge to depict water but I did not want to use blue.I went for green and yellow-gold instead but it still feels like water falling from a great height, with energy and vigor.The artwork is 6"x 6" and I will send it presented with a white mount to fit a 10"x10" frame.Please note that the actual colors may vary a little.Thanks for looking.
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Improved scoring and goaltending have helped the Ottawa Senators bounce back from a season-worst losing streak that opened this month. The Edmonton Oilers have all kinds of problems to fix in what has become a rough November. Ottawa goes for its third straight victory Thursday night when the Oilers try to post their first five-game home winning streak since 2007-08. Since scoring nine times during an 0-4-1 slide Nov. 1-11, the Senators (9-9-1) have rebounded with a 5-2 win at Toronto on Saturday and Tuesday's 3-1 road victory over Calgary. "Overall, we've been playing pretty good hockey lately," captain Daniel Anderson said after scoring Tuesday in his third game back after missing five with a concussion. "Even when we were losing, we were right there, a shootout loss, we lost by a goal here and there. A bounce here or a bounce there, one less mistake, and those games are wins or points for us." The Senators could start piling up points if Craig Anderson maintains his current form. He's turned aside 69 of 72 shots in the last two games after getting pulled 2:25 into the first period as Ottawa opened a six-game trip Friday with a 5-1 loss to Buffalo. "The guys have been playing really well the last couple games, allowing me to make the saves from the outside, control the rebounds, and the defense has done a great job of cleaning up in front," Anderson said. The Oilers (9-6-2) failed to do so on their recently completed 2-4-0 trip. Fifteen of the 36 goals they've given up this season have come during their three-game skid. Nikolai Khabibulin was beat five times in Sunday's 6-3 loss to Chicago, and he's allowed just one fewer goal in his last two starts (eight) than he did in his first nine. Edmonton coach Tom Renney knows exactly what his team looks like when it's playing well - the Oilers won seven of eight prior to this season-worst skid - and he's just not seeing it now. "There's a disconnection between our defensemen and our forwards right now, in terms of retrieving and moving pucks," Renney said. Second-year left wing Taylor Hall might be one of the happiest Oilers now that the team gets to play on home ice for the first time since Oct. 30. Hall was a minus-5 on the trip and hasn't scored a goal in nine games. "We have a good opponent coming in on Thursday and we're trying to correct everything that we did wrong in the last couple games in our road trip, and we feel good about that," Hall told the Oilers' official website. Before hitting the road again next week for four games, Edmonton opens this two-game stretch at Rexall Place by trying to win five in a row at home for the first time since a 7-0-0 run Feb. 4-March 2, 2008. The Oilers, though, have not won in any of the Senators' last four visits. Ottawa posted a 5-3 victory in Edmonton on Feb. 12 in the teams' only matchup there in 2010-11. Hall's empty-netter capped the scoring in a 4-1 victory Nov. 29 that snapped the Senators' six-game winning streak in this matchup. Ottawa last won three in a row on the road during a 4-0-0 run March 3-11.
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Welcome To Ocean Medallion
Let us make your cruise vacation even better. You don't need to introduce yourself to your Ocean Medallion Class ship; it knows you already. Your crew? They answer your requests before you even ask them. We're giving you more than elevated personalized service; we're creating personal moments.
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Be inspired to see and do more than ever. With Ocean Medallion, experience a truly personalized and seamless vacation. Available exclusively on Princess Cruises so you can dive into more of what you love.
It All Begins With An Ocean Medallion™
The complimentary Ocean Medallion is your portal to amazing vacation possibilities. It's the size of a quarter and can be worn in a variety of ways: as a wristband, pendant, clip or even in your pocket. Consider the Ocean Medallion your key to opening doors: to your stateroom, your ship and experiences you won't find anywhere else.
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It's cruise planner meets concierge — a guide that you can access everywhere — on touchscreens throughout the ship, your stateroom TV and your own mobile devices. Ocean Compass helps you navigate your ship and your cruise, like streamlining the boarding process, personalized shore excursions invitations, ordering your favorite drink and more.
What can you expect from your Ocean Medallion Vacation? Endless possibilities for attention and adventure. A more personalized experience to give you more of the vacation you love. And the ability to truly relax knowing everything you need will be handled effortlessly and efficiently.
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Scott at RobArch 2016, Sydney.
Scott Automation + Robotics are proudly sponsoring and exhibiting at the workshops for RobArch 2016, March 15 – March 19 Sydney.
SCOTT will be demonstrating collaborative robot technology with our UR10 Universal Robot and sculpting artwork out of polystyrene foam using the latest milling/spindle technology combined with a KUKA robot.
Scott Automation + Robotics will be joining world-leading researchers from Harvard, RWTH Aachen, MIT, ETH Zurich and IAAC Barcelona and experience the forefront of new robotic technologies and applications ranging from the construction industry to interaction design and creative practice. NSW architects who attend 2-day Rob|Arch conference, 17th –19th March at Walsh Bay, Sydney will be awarded 10 hours of formal CPD, based on required learning outcomes.
RobArch 2016 is open to the public on their open day – Friday 18/3/16 from 5:00pm-7:00pm
The exhibition workshop will explore interactive and intuitive robot motion control as a medium to explore non deterministic design trajectories and human-robot interactions. The workshop will focus on the development of custom user interfaces, including parametric constraint models and logics. Through iterative design charrettes, students will engage with 'live' robotics and build in groups dynamic ideation environments where human and robot actively engage with the space. Engaging scanning technologies, human interface devices, user tracking, we are placing the robot as a mediating device in a feedback loop which engages simultaneously with the digital and physical world in the now. Building custom UI's we will actively explore and imagine how we engage with matter and the space once we are able to move things precisely, intuitively and interactively.


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With Halloween fast approaching, the Fraser Health Authority is warning occasional drug users to take precautions if they plan on partying this weekend.
It's a rare move, and comes in the wake of the mounting number of overdose deaths as what is traditionally a busy weekend for first responders approaches.
Fraser Health Medical Health Officer Dr. Ingrid Tyler says illicit drug users need to know the signs of overdose and where to find naloxone kits.
"There are ways to get Naloxone kits in Fraser Health region, one is through the take home Naloxone program which is run by the BC Centre for Disease control kits are also available in pharmacies."
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Stock Graphic >> Object - Vector Retro Badges 509 by KennyWilliams @ CreativeMarket
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A nice set of nine (9) old- school retro looking badges. All come with grunge or without. All badges are Photoshop vectors so scaling up or down is a breeze, and all text is up-dateable and made with free fonts.
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Kyrenia Harbour with the Crusader Castle in the background.
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Kyrenia Castle with a tour boat moored in front of it.
The harbour at Kyrenia is a relaxing place for lunch.
Plenty of little cafes to have a drink and while away a few hours.
Hillside above Kyrenia
Northern Cyprus is very green, with an excellent selection of waymarked paths so hill walking is a pleasure.
The natural defences provided by the mountains were reinforced by a series of Castles. This is Kantara castle which originally goes back to the 10th Century.
From the castle walls there is a sweeping view of both the coast and the central plain.
The first reference to Kantara in the records is in 1191 when Richard the Lionheart captured Cyprus.
These were easily defended bastions
The castle was well nigh impregnable.
Looking eastwards towards the Karpas peninsula.
Looking Westward towards Kyrenia and beyond with the rain clouds gradually building and becoming menacing.
My 'Lord of the Rings' photo taken before the rain came down.
The rain put an end to our plans for a mountain walk but a rainbow cheered us up.
We felt like we had found a pot of gold.
Although much of the coastline is developed, there is plenty of wild countryside left with a fair few birds and seals. Cyprus is an important resting place for migrating birds in both Spring and Autumn.
Our next 'castle in the air' was Buffavento, again built to defend against Arab raiders.
Buffavento is the least complete castle ruins but is also the hardest to climb up to. It took us nearly an hour to get from the car park up to the top via a steep and twisty path!
This view looking westward shows Kyrenia in the distance.
A view looking towards the central plain.
Again, there were magnificent views of the mountain range.
From Buffavento you can see Nicosia with the Trodos Mountains in the background. Nicosia is still a divided city held by the Greeks and the Turks.
Panorama of the central plain.
The most impressive and extensive of the castles is St Hilarion which is a short drive away from Kyrenia.
The castle is a commanding sight during the day but at night it is lit up and you can see it from Kyrenia down below.
You can see how dominating this, the main castle in Cyprus, really is.
Goats rather then soldiers now roam the castle walls
A window with a lovely view!
Looking down to the coast - not for vertigo sufferers!
As ever, there are extensive views, including down to the modern army firing range in the right foreground!
The day darkens and clouds start building.
With low cloud appearing the castle becomes a little spooky!
At sunset St Hilarion glows and provides a fitting end to our week of walking and bird watching.


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Kurt Gödel and the limits of mathematics
Kurt Gödel was one of the foremost mathematicians and logicians of the 20th century, best known for his famous incompleteness theorem, which tells us that there are mathematical 'blind spots': parts of mathematics that traditional methods of proof cannot access. The theorem has far-reaching consequences for computing and even for our understanding of the nature of the human mind. This week, Mark Colyvan from the University of Sydney introduces us to this strange and paradoxical result.
Alan Saunders: Hi, this is The Philosopher's Zone, I'm Alan Saunders and let's take a walk with Albert Einstein.
In the 1930s, Einstein bought a house in Princeton and from there he would walk every day to and from his office at the Institute of Advanced Studies, along with the great logician Kurt Gödel.
Nobody knows what they talked about but Einstein later said that he came to the Institute merely to have the privilege of walking home with Gödel.
So who was this man with whom Einstein was so keen to chew the fat? He was a logician who proved a number of surprising results, most significantly his celebrated incompleteness theorem which tells us that there are parts of mathematics that traditional methods of proof cannot access.
To tell us about that, our guest this week is Mark Colyvan, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sydney and Director of the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science.
Mark Colyvan: I think he's one of the great logicians; I think he belongs right up there with Aristotle, Descartes, but just in general philosophy, in mathematics, I think he ranks in any one of those areas; he was someone who did bridge across both mathematics and logic and philosophy. I think he stands as one of the greats in any of those three areas.
Alan Saunders: Let's start at the end. He died in 1978. How did he die?
Mark Colyvan: He basically died of malnutrition. He degenerated physically and no doubt mentally as well.
Alan Saunders: He was in Princeton at the time, and it wasn't as though there was a famine in Princeton in the United States, so this was a willed death in some way, wasn't it?
Mark Colyvan: Yes, that's right. It's hard to know exactly what went on, but he certainly wasn't in full possession of his cognitive faculties at the time, and he just let himself go, as it were. I think the accepted view is that he did basically an act of slow suicide.
Alan Saunders: And actually if we're talking about fundamental issues like that, we should say that he was a believer in God, wasn't he? I don't know that he was a believer in orthodox religions, but he certainly believed in God and worked on proofs of the existence of God.
Mark Colyvan: Yes, that's right. He's famous for the couple of results, the completeness theorems but he is so amazing a polymath, you know, he played around with proofs of existence of God, he made major contributions within mainstream mathematics.
Alan Saunders: But his proof of the existence of God was a version of the famous ontological proof from the Middle Ages of St Anselm which basically says God is a being greater than which nothing can be conceived. Therefore God must exist, because if you conceive God is not existing, then you're conceiving something that is less than the greatest being that could be conceived, therefore it is necessary that God exists. And he actually developed a highly mathematical version of that, didn't he?
Mark Colyvan: That's right. It was a very strange proof for someone who worked in set theory of all places, because you don't get existence that cheaply in set theory, you can't just define the set of all sets for instance.
Alan Saunders: Let's just pause for a moment, because we're sort of on the cusp, as it were, of mathematics and logic here, and let's just pause to ask what logic is for. Logic doesn't actually tell you the truth, that's not what it's for, is it?
Mark Colyvan: No. No, logic is about inference if you like, it's about consequence. So when someone gives you an argument, whether it be an editorial in a newspaper, or a philosophy class or a mathematics class, or whatever, when someone says, 'Such-and-such plus such-and-such, therefore ... something else', they're making an inference, they're claiming that the conclusion follows from what went before, let's call them the premises. And logic is about that relationship. It doesn't tell you that the premises are true, because for instance all pigs can fly, Percy is a pig, therefore Percy can fly, that's a valid inference, that's for a logician, as good as it gets, but of course one of the premises is false, so it doesn't tell you that the premises are true, and therefore that conclusion is true, it's just about the relations between the premises and the conclusion.
Alan Saunders: And mathematical logic is essentially the same thing but carried to a higher or more complex level.
Mark Colyvan: That's right. So mathematical logic is just fleshing out that basic idea but using quite a bit of mathematical machinery to do it. And the other side of it is using that mathematical machinery to understand the logic within mathematics itself. Because mathematicians do a great deal of this kind of work, drawing conclusions from premises.
Alan Saunders: When Gödel was a young man in the early 20th century, the foundations of mathematics were in crisis. What was the nature of that crisis and what did it have to do with logic?
Mark Colyvan: A couple of sources for the crisis I think. Perhaps most serious was that (in) a very famous letter to the mathematician and logician, Frege, Bertrand Russell wrote that he'd found a contradiction in his formalisation of this mathematics of set theory. And it turns out it very generalisable, although Russell was particularly interested in a contradiction he'd found in this formalisation that Frege had run with, one of the foundation mathematical sciences of set theory. It turns out it's perfectly general, so Russell had shown that there was a liar-like paradox.
Alan Saunders: Let's back up a bit here. And first of all, look at what set theory is. Now a set essentially is just a collection of things isn't it? I mean you can have a set of socks, a set of pens, a set of anything really.
Mark Colyvan: That's right. So it's just a way that you collect things together, not necessarily physically, so in mathematics there will be a set which is my right big toe and the Eiffel tower, that's a set. So you can just collect things together in this formal sense. And the thing that's collected together it's important to note, is a set, it's not the things in the set. So the set of people in this room is not a person, it's a set.
Alan Saunders: OK. Now Frege is working on the foundation of mathematics, and in order to do that, he's actually asking very fundamental questions. What is the number two? for example. And he decides that a number is a set, doesn't he?
Mark Colyvan: That's right. Yes, he's asking these very fundamental questions, so fundamental in fact that many of the mathematicians at the time just didn't get what he was on about. He was worrying about what the number two is, whereas most mathematicians were worried about all sorts of fancy infinities. And Frege thought, well no wonder you can't understand all of these fancy infinitives. We don't even know what two is, so let's get a grip on that. So his proposal was that two is a bunch of sets that have two things in them.
Alan Saunders: So we have a way independent of counting from one to two, we have a way of determining that there are two things in this set?
Mark Colyvan: Yes. So typically if you want to say that two sets have the same size, so if you want to say that you've got seven people in the room and you want to say that the number of things in that set is the same as the number of things in the set of days of the week for instance, you typically would count both, notice that they both had seven, and then say that they're the same. But you can do it without counting. So for instance, in a large theatre, you can note that there are the same number of people as there are chairs by just simply noting that no-one is standing and all the chairs are full, you don't have to actually do the counting, you can pair them up. And so this was an insight that was around at the time, and certainly Frege's idea was to pursue this, that it's about one-to-one correspondence as a mathematician would put it.
Alan Saunders: OK, so there's Frege doing this in Germany, and then he gets this letter from his English colleague, Bertrand Russell. What does Russell have to tell him, and why is it bad news?
Mark Colyvan: He points out that there is a paradox in the set theory, and without going into the details of the actual set theory paradox, the basic idea is very similar to the liar paradox, which was well-known to philosophers, which is simply a sentence that says of itself that it's not true. So if I say to you now 'I am lying right now', that sentence turns out to be paradoxical. If it's true, it's false, if it's false, then it's true.
Alan Saunders: Because if what you say is true, then it must be false, because you've just asserted the falsity of what you're saying. And if it's false, given that you've asserted the falsity of what you're saying, it must be true. So we go back and forth.
Mark Colyvan: So it's paradoxical. What Russell did, he'd been thinking about such things for far too long to be healthy, I think, and he realised that you could construct these things in other mediums, if you like, and so he constructed a set theoretical analogue of this, and again, we don't need to go into the details, but it really is just the same kind of trick, this liar-like paradox to be found in Russell in the Frege system. And although the letter was directed to Frege and to Frege's system, the paradox is perfectly generalisable. You can construct such a paradox in any of the set theories of the time. Well that was the really big crisis. It looked like mathematics itself was inconsistent.
Alan Saunders: Let's just look at the way in which it works in set theory. Russell assumes that you can make sets of anything, and you can make sets of sets. You can bung sets together and have bigger sets. And he assumes that there must be... some sets are members of themselves, and some are not. So the set of all short words it's itself a short word. Short is a short word. The set of all French words, well French is not a French word, so that's not a member of itself. And he says then Well if some sets are members of themselves and some are not, what about the set of all sets, which are not members of themselves. Is that a member of itself, or is it not. And you get exactly the same paradox, don't you, because the qualifications for being a member of the set are that you're not a member of yourself, therefore if it's a member of itself, it can't be a member of itself and if it's not a member of itself, then it is. So it's exactly the same sort of, as philosopher's say, 'self-referential paradox'.
Mark Colyvan: That's right, yes. So that was the basic idea. It came from thinking about the liar and just a very, very clever move, to see that the liar paradox wasn't just about truth, which is what the standard story was, but to see that there's a set theoretic analogue of it, and that was devastating for foundations of mathematics, because it looked like the best mathematics of the day was in fact inconsistent.
Alan Saunders: In his autobiography, Bertrand Russell says it seemed really, really silly to be worried by this. This was just a sort of child's game, and I was - I don't know whether we need to believe his autobiography but what he says is 'I spent months and months and months puzzling over this, over what seemed such a silly problem.' Why was it perceived by him to be such a big problem, and by Frege to be such a big problem, and was it really that big a problem?
Mark Colyvan: I think that it was. There is a sense in which it is this little trick, indeed I called it a trick a moment ago, I didn't mean to trivialise it by that, but there is a sense in which this is a kind of trick. Once you've seen how to construct liar paradoxes, you can see them all over the place and you can instruct them. But as you said in the opening, mathematics is supposed to be this bastion of rigour and truth, and here right in the heart of mathematics is a contradiction. So here is one reason why it's so serious, because from the Russell set, I mean the Russell set is a perfectly well-formed set of standard set theory, the so-called naïve set theory, and the fact that that set is both a member of itself and not, from that you can prove just about anything using classical logic. In fact you can prove that one equals two starting from the Russell set. That's strikes me as bad.
Alan Saunders: It's at this stage that David Hilbert enters the story. Who was he and what did he have to say?
Mark Colyvan: Well Hilbert was one of the, if not the leading mathematician of the early part of the 20th century, an absolute major figure.
Alan Saunders: He was German, wasn't he?
Mark Colyvan: German, that's right. And he took this very seriously as well. I think Russell's comments about it not being that serious, I think were later in life when he was worried about other things, but it should be said Russell himself spent decades on something that he later thought was silly, but Hilbert thought it was very serious as well. And he was intent on finding rigorous foundations for mathematics, and set about trying to get a systematic story about what mathematics was about. And part of that story was that he required a finite consistency proof of mathematics. That is, he wanted to prove consistency of mathematics, but it had to be done by finatory means. That actually doesn't really worry us too much for the purpose of getting to Gödel's theorem, but he did require this consistency proof of the certain portion of mathematics.
Alan Saunders: so what we're looking for here is consistency and we're looking for completeness. In other words, we want a system in which everything that is true can be proved, that's your completeness, and nothing can be proved that isn't true. That's your consistency.
Mark Colyvan: Yes. Perhaps a little bit more stringently: consistency is you don't want to be able to prove something and its negation, you don't really want to prove that two plus two equals four, and that it doesn't as well.
Alan Saunders: OK. So we know what we want, and now Gödel comes on the scene with his first theorem, which as you've said, he actually arrives at a very early age. What does he have to say and what does it have to do with the paradoxes that troubled Russell?
Mark Colyvan: Well it connects up with paradoxes in two ways. One of which was Gödel had also spent far too much time thinking about the liar paradox to be healthy, and realised that this trick could be used to actually motivate some positive results as well. So in a way, what Russell did was generate an analogue of the liar paradox in set theory. What Gödel did was to realise that you can use this same kind of trick, this self-reference trick, things that talk about themselves, to show that if you like there are kind of blind spots in mathematics. So the first theorem, first incompleteness theorem of Gödel's says that there will be mathematical sentences that will not be provable within a particular axiomatic system of mathematics, if that system is consistent. So if you've got a consistent system, it will have blind spots, if you like.
Alan Saunders: So in the original liar paradox, I'm saying what I am now telling you is false, and that's paradoxical. With Gödel, what I'm saying is, This cannot be proved, and that's paradoxical.
Mark Colyvan: Yes. So with a very clever technique which is often brushed over because it's mere technicalities, but it's actually quite complex technicalities, but by this little process, he is able to encode these sentences in mathematics. So effectively it's a sentence of mathematics that says of itself that it's not provable, and again, just go through the familiar liar reasoning that you went through earlier, you see that if it's provable then it's not, and if it's not, then it is. You can't prove that sentence within the mathematical system. So there's an example of if you like to think of it as a blind spot.
Alan Saunders: Given what Hilbert was after, he wants a mathematical system that is consistent and complete, this is problematic for Hilbert, but it's not a disaster, is it?
Mark Colyvan: No, that's right. It's a problem with the completeness, it means that Hilbert's hope of being able to get all the true sentences out in a kind of algorithmical sort of way by just deriving them within the system, it looks like that's going to have some limitations. That's what the first theorem effectively tells us. There will be some sentences in the system, moreover recognisably true (we'll get to this perhaps later, the consequences of Gödel's theorem) but the sentence that I am not provable, it's recognisably true from someone outside the system, as it were. So there's a truth of mathematics that's not provable within mathematics. So it looks like Hilbert's hope of getting access to all the truths in mathematics via this formulaic computational method was not going to work.
Alan Saunders: But unfortunately for Hilbert, Gödel had something else up his sleeve, hasn't he, he's got his second theorem.
Mark Colyvan: That's right, so the second incompleteness theorem says if you like informally one of the blind spots is a consistency of the system itself. So you can only prove the consistency of the system if in fact the system's inconsistent. That's one way of putting the second incompleteness theorem. So no formal system, that's rich enough to embed the mathematics that we want is able to prove its own consistency.
Alan Saunders: Let's look further at the significance of this. For something that might not have been too much of a problem in Gödel's time but certainly is in ours: the computer. Now the computer is a system for cranking out axiomatic proofs. How is that affected by what Gödel has to say?
Mark Colyvan: Well there's his very tempting thought. It's been put forward by a number of people: the philosopher Lucas and physicist Roger Penrose, have advanced a thesis along these lines. And the basic idea is very seductive. The thought is that in a sense what Gödel has shown is that these formal systems have blind spots, if you like. Let's keep it in those terms. There are things that these things can't prove, including they can't prove their own consistency. And yet a human can see the truth and recognise the truth of the sentence that says that it's not derivable, not provable. So there's a sense in which the system is blind to the truth of that, but a human is not. It's a very tempting thought then to say 'Aha! Here's something that humans can do that machines cannot do even in principle, that a human can recognise a sense of the so-called Gödel sentence, but a machine cannot do that.'
I actually think that that's misguided, but it's worth sort of pausing on it for a moment, just to reflect on how tempting that thought is. It does seem to be a natural extension of Gödel's incompleteness theorems.
Alan Saunders: Well it does reflect on whether this has consequences for our understanding of the human mind, and I suppose one immediate thing you want to say is that if it's a trade-off between consistency and completeness, well in those circumstances, I don't really care. Almost certainly completeness isn't going to trouble me very much in my daily life. Consistency possibly rather more, but I'll have one or the other, I'll have whatever's going, and that's the way the mind works.
Mark Colyvan: It's one of those fascinating, I think mistakes. I'm inclined to call it a mistake in philosophy that he's been incredibly fruitful. I mean there are some mistakes that are just a straight-out mistake and as soon as someone points out the mistake that's the end of it, and the person who made the mistake has egg on their face. But this is not one of those cases. I think it's led to all sorts of interesting responses.
I think there are a number of ways you can come at this Penrose / Lucas argument. So one response is, as you say, Well where's the surprise? Humans don't worry about completeness in fact, and I don't think they worry about consistency, excepting locally: I don't want to sell you that I'm in Ultimo right now and I'm not in Ultimo. But if one reflects upon your overall system of beliefs of course there'll be inconsistencies in that system of beliefs. And so we really don't care about consistency all that much either, it would seem.
But I think there's actually a more fundamental way in which these arguments fail and that's just simply that what the theorem says is that there'll be a blind spot that's peculiar to that system. It doesn't say that it's a blind spot full-stop. It's a little like the idea that there'll be sort of blind spots or trouble spots if you like in your belief system that won't be problems for me, and vice versa. So for instance, physically you can say this, but it's deeply paradoxical for you to say the following: 'We're in Ultimo, but I don't believe it.' But I can say of you, I can say 'We're in Ultimo, but Alan doesn't believe it.' And you can say it of me, so there's a sort of blind spot for you, but not for someone else.
That doesn't mean that somehow or other my mind works differently from yours, or whatever, it's just each system has these little blind spots. And so in a way, what Gödel's theorem shows is there are these blind spots, and someone who tries to make too much out of the fact that some other system, i.e. a human mind, can see the truth of these blind spots that the mathematics can't, I think is missing the slipperiness if you like of these blind spots. Everybody has them and they slide around.
Alan Saunders: Mark Colyvan, thank you very much indeed for joining us.
Mark Colyvan: Thanks, Alan.
Alan Saunders: Mark Colyvan is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sydney, and Director of the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science.
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- Mark Colyvan
- Professor of Philosophy
Department of Philosophy
Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science
University of Sydney
- Title
- The Indispensability of Mathematics
- Author
- Mark Colyvan
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- Oxford University Press (2001)
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- University of Sydney
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- Alan Saunders
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- Kyla Slaven
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- Charlie McCune
Comments (8)
Margaret Dingle :
17 Jan 2011 11:37:56am
"What I am telling you is untrue" would be interpreted in normal speech as "What I am about to tell you is untrue," e.g., "Pigs have big blue wings with feathers." When taken in the future tense there is no paradox. It is only when the sentence is interpreted in the present tense and the untruth refers to the sentence itself that there is a paradox.
Similarly,the problem in "Peter is an apostle. The apostles are twelve.
Therefore Peter is twelve," only exists becasue the meaning of twelve means twelve in number or a set of twelve.
How many philosphical paradoxes exist because of the way we construct language?
maikel annahlee :
17 Jan 2011 7:12:20pm
"Pigs have big blue wings with feathers."
"What I am telling you is untrue"
COULD be interpreted in normal speech as
OR even
"What I am about to tell you is untrue,"
e.g., "Pigs have big blue wings with feathers."
When UNDERSTOOD in the NUMERICAL ORDER NOT tense there is no paradox.
It is only when the sentence is MIS interpreted in the present tense and the untruth refers to the sentence itself that there is a paradox.
Similarly,the problem in "Peter is an apostle. The apostles (are) twelve [IN #].
Therefore Peter is [ONE OF] twelve ."
Only exists because ALTHOUGH the meaning of twelve means twelve in number or a set of twelve, IT IS EASY ENOUGH TO NUMERICALLY IDENTIFY ONE OR BOTH .
How many philosophical paradoxes exist because of THE WAY WE THINK, ON WHICH WE BASE the way we construct language?
Robert Anderson :
17 Jan 2011 9:52:55pm
If the statement is taken to be future tense then there would have to be another proposition (in the future) for it to refer to in order to judge whether it is true or false. So yes, it would not be paradoxical, but it also would not have a truth-value as there is nothing to make it true or false. (It's truth could not be derived by mere authority of the speaker.)
Moreover, if the original statement was future tense, it would not suffer from *self*-reference failure, as it would refer to something else, (ultimately the speaker would have to say _something_). So again, it would not be paradoxical on the basis of self-reference problems.
(Unless) However, if we supplied the subsequent statement "What I have just told you was true", then we come back to where we started:
"What I am about to tell you is false "....."What I have just told you is true". So the pattern of self-reference failure can be emulated by two sentences that speak of the other as in a circle.
What might be more puzzling is this "What I am about to say is true" and "What I have just said is true". What would make us think that both are true apart from the authority of the speaker?
James Picone :
19 Jan 2011 6:24:56pm
That's only a problem for the paradox because you're expressing it in natural language. You can express the problem in a mathematical form that does not have that ambiguity and the same problem arises.
Jim Mackenzie :
19 Jan 2011 9:04:08pm
Hey guys, the point is not to find an interpretation in which there isn't a paradox. Go"del began from the point that there are some interpretations in which there is a paradox: "This sentence is not true". Then he considered "This sentence can't be proved in arithmetic", having shown that that very sentence was (or could be coded as) arithmetic.
20 Jan 2011 8:10:41pm
According to the Oxford Dictionary, a sentence, in grammar, is a word or set of words complete in itself, expressing a statement or question or command and containing actually or by implication a subject and a predicate.
My own immediate spontaneous reaction to the statement (the Liar Paradox) which says 'This sentence is false' is to ask 'Which sentence?', or 'Why is it false?', or 'What is false about it?'.
Similarly, if you say 'What I am telling you is false', the natural response is to ask 'Well, what is it exactly that you are telling me?'.
In other words, there is no content to the terms 'this sentence' and 'what'.
Both sentences require subordinate qualifying clauses (such as 'which asserts that pigs have big blue feathers to fly with') in order for the statements to be semantically as well as grammatically authentic.
'This sentence', as the subject of the verb 'is', is not a sentence in itself, as it does not comply with the commonly accepted definition of a sentence (see above). The two words are only themselves. By themselves they just exist. They don't say anything on their own.
Therefore, on their own, and as long as they are spelled correctly, they are neither true nor false. These terms are not applicable to them in this particular context.
'This sentence is false' is not necessarily self-referential, because the subject could be using the adjective 'this' to refer to something other than itself. An unambiguously false statement (such as 'Pigs can fly') may have preceded it, either in writing or in speech, and it is that to which it is referring.
Would the famous Shakespearean recommendation:
This above all: to thine own self be
And it must follow, as the night the
Thou canst not then be false to any
be of any assistance in sorting out this dilemma, does anyone think?
Or would W. S. Gilbert retort, equally famously, that, like the flowers that bloom in the Spring (Tra la), it has nothing to do with the case?
But perhaps Bernard in 'Yes, Minister' would be the best person to consult, as he was very apt in pointing out to Sir Humphrey the latter's linguistic inconsistencies.
Get the grammar right and you won't go wrong.
Kayem :
18 Apr 2011 2:03:53pm
Listened to this on podcast this morning: "So the set of all short words it's itself a short word. Short is a short word. The set of all French words, well French is not a French word, so that's not a member of itself".
Isn't this confusing Russell's Paradox with the Grelling-Nelson Paradox? Closely related problems of self-reference, sure, but I'm afraid "the set of all short words" is not "a short word" it is "a set", so it is not a member of itself for the purposes of Russell's Paradox. "Short" is however a short word and so possessing the quality it denotes it is autological within the definitions of the Grelling-Nelson Paradox.
Rohan McLeod :
03 May 2011 7:13:37pm
Query (2) Can falsification usefully replace verification in mathematics ?
More precisely are falsifiable statements; falsifiable in the sense of being capable of ,
contradicting the mathematical observable facts , of a particular axiom system :
(a) possible ? (b) useful ?
This may seem a bizarre suggestion, it occurred whilst puzzling over the status that should be accorded 'Goedel-statements';
by which is meant the unprovable statements of Kurt Goedel's famous Incompleteness Theorem.
Interpreted as:
" Every axiomatic system is either complete or consistent, but not both".
Which implies that every consistent axiomatic system is incomplete;
which implies that Goedel statements must exist in every consistent axiomatic system.
Where by 'complete axiomatic system' is intended ,one in which:
'all statements constructible within such a system, are provably true or false'; and
where by 'consistent axiomatic system ' is intended one, in which :
'no two provable statements, can be found to conflict' ;
Now another theorem of Goedel, his Consistency Theorem established that consistency itself was not provable;
which implies "This axiom set is consistent" along with it's corollary , "this axiom set is incomplete "
are necessary Goedel-statements in any axiom system, which is not formally inconsistent; ie. containing conflicting axioms.
Now my difficulty arises when trying to decide what exactly a Goedel-statement, that is an 'unprovable statement', 'is'..
Statements which seem true, but can't be proved , superficially resemble the axioms themselves.
In that axioms are statements which are necessarily true, since they define the particular axiom system,
but necessarily can't be proved.; since if they could be proved using the other axioms;
they would be unnecessary.
But if Goedel-statements are considered to be additional axioms, and formally added to the set,
one starts an escalating vicious cycle; because this new enhanced axiom set ,
will have it's own additional Goedel-statements. etc.
If instead of considering some statements 'true' and proved and others merely true; we consider all 'true' statements as falsifiable by
the 'mathematical observed facts' of the axiom system; we can then distinguish between the proved statements, that is
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This stunning historic Mas was built in 1909 and is set in beautiful tranquil grounds of 55000 m2. It has been well renovated to the highest standard with travertine floor tiles on the ground floor, oak parquet on the first floor, solar panels, double glazing, under-floor heating and air conditioning. It comprises of a grand entrance through the conservatory, an office, 2 large living areas, a dining room and a superb semi professional kitchen. The beautiful staircase leads to five en-suite bedrooms all with oak parquet flooring, under-floor heating and air conditioning units in some of the bedrooms.
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There are 46 Solar panels which produce 19 kw of electricity per year. WIFI is connected throughout the property. A new drainage system has been installed in 2012. There is also a well which has a pump so can be used for the land.
This region has many international airports providing flights to numerous European and International cities, from Nimes, Montpellier, Carcassonne and Marseilles.
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