Yes, talking about “preference over all mathematical structures” does gloss over some problems in the philosophy of mathematics, and I am sympathetic to anti-foundationalist views like Awodey’s.
Also, in general I agree with Roko on the need for an AI that can do philosophy better than any human, so in this thread I was mostly picking a nit with a specific argument that he had.
(I was going to remind you about the missing post, but I see Roko already did. :)
Yes, talking about “preference over all mathematical structures” does gloss over some problems in the philosophy of mathematics, and I am sympathetic to anti-foundationalist views like Awodey’s.
Also, in general I agree with Roko on the need for an AI that can do philosophy better than any human, so in this thread I was mostly picking a nit with a specific argument that he had.
(I was going to remind you about the missing post, but I see Roko already did. :)