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so one idea is maybe to have two different kinds of disproofs.
one where it is shown the axioms of the statements are not together true,
and another where it is shown the axioms of the statements and those
of the logic system are not together true

the difference is that in the first, stating the inverse of the
statements together is true
whereas in the second, different logical conclusions are implied

so if you say “this statement is not provable”
and you also say “all true statements are provable”

then you can derive “this statement is false” from “this statement is
not provable”, this makes a contradiction and disproves it
in the second manner, not the first

it’s not mathematically rigorous, needs changes to be so.

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