The invention of non-Cantorian set theory - part 1 [ part
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Circa 1970 Overbeck burned his book entitled 'Non-Cantorian
Set Theory' after a 'divine being' entered the room he was
working in. Subsequently, he destroyed many hundreds of pages
supporting his ideas in the foundations of mathematics. Yet
to gain a scholarship in this subject he wrote out 2 notebooks
summarizing some of his ideas on his search for transfinite
fractions. Gaining the scholarship and its grant he changed
direction to study Patristic Theology, specializing in the
Vision of God. He asserts he was visited by 'entities of
great glory' and, after Christ Himself walked into his study,
he was lifted on numerous occasions into Heaven itself. Even
though recognising 'mathematics is not the way' (to Truth),
Overbeck invented a radical foundation for mathematics, viz,
one which rescinded itself. He worked for nearly 10 years
examining foundational studies in mathematical logic. continued
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