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Rate Link: Gödel on the net by Tormod on 11-24-2001 09:09 PM This is a collection of comments on various aspects of Gödel's incompleteness theorem.	Never	0	635
Rate Link: Impossible Objects Gallery by Tormod on 08-24-2001 01:55 PM This is a truly wonderful web site, with illustrations and explanations for numerous impossible objects. The impossible triangle section has a downloadable plan which helps you build your own triangle!	Never	0	1,622
Rate Link: There are really impossible things... by Tormod on 08-24-2001 01:47 PM This page lists several impossible things, and goes on to explain why they are impossible. But there is also a page about some surprising things which are actually possible.	Never	0	1,663
Rate Link: Possibility and Impossibility by Tormod on 08-24-2001 10:14 AM This is a brief philosophical investigation into different kinds of possibility/impossibility conceptual pairs.	Never	0	865
Rate Link: Factasia: What is Logic? by Tormod on 08-24-2001 10:00 AM This web site has lots of definitions and links for terms and concepts in logics and mathematics.	Never	0	323
Rate Link: MathLogic HyperTextBook by Tormod on 03-11-2001 04:59 AM An entrance of two hypertextbooks for students: "Introduction to Mathematical Logic" and "Around Goedel's Theorem" with other links.	Never	0	371
Rate Link: Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic by Tormod on 02-24-2001 06:12 AM The homepage of a journal that aims to provide a common ground where both philosophers and mathematicians can read and publish work in all areas of philosophical and mathematical logic, as well as the philosophy of language and the philosophy,...	Never	0	238