Paul’s Reviews > Logical Foundations of Probability > Status Update

"...certain errors in deductive procedure...would have been avoided if the methods of modern logic had been available. Prominent examples are the alleged deductions of Euclid's parallel axiom...if...the logic of relations...had been known at that time, it would have prevented those errors..."

There is abundant grist in this book to corroborate my suspicion that my education in mathematics and science is slipshod.

I appreciate Carnap's open invitation to read his section headings, occasionally sample the chapter itself to make sure I'm not lost, and move on..,