no physical interpretation within this theory. Yet there are structural similarities between the two cases. In both we find ourselves deluded in the expectation that for a precise reformulation of an informally given corpus of statements only two things have to be considered: (1) the concepts characteristic for the corpus in question, and (2) the logical notions binding together those concepts. Rather a third component has to be taken into account." /> The mathematical overdetermination of physics - Scheibe Erhard | sdvig press