nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqez3yya8tpgge7lk4jq2zxz0cj3d2mcgev9mffd4ec7tfy84hre4skst6k2 (nprofile…t6k2) Are we in violent agreement?
If someone proves a theorem by assuming AC, then I would be more likely to believe the theorem valid than if they had not proven anything. However, the next obvious step is to prove the theorem with a less magical assumption. If that cannot be done, then the validity of the theorem becomes questionable.
So, are fairy castles built on unconstructable assumptions good or evil? Do they point the way up or the way down?