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Comment author: prase 30 April 2012 04:24:58PM 0 points [-]

Let X be the set of statements representing my current mathematical knowledge, translated into F. Then the statements "millionth digit of PI is odd" and "millionth digit of PI is even" are indistinguishable relative to X.

It isn't obvious to me that this is true (and under which assumptions about X).

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