In the morning I saw that same Joel Hamkins that I just mentioned the other day give a talk about a "Multiverse View of Set Theory" at a set theory/logic workshop happening today. It sounded as if the audience regarded it as a rather heterodox sort of talk, but it seemed completely commonplace to me to deny that there is really such a thing as a single, canonical, One True Standard model of set theory.
In the morning I saw that same Joel Hamkins that I just mentioned the other day give a talk about a "Multiverse View of Set Theory" at a set theory/logic workshop happening today. It sounded as if the audience regarded it as a rather heterodox sort of talk, but it seemed completely commonplace to me to deny that there is really such a thing as a single, canonical, One True Standard model of set theory.
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