[Doctor Stochastic]

Well good grief, Doc -- how could the problem of "correct specification" come up in the first place, absent the a priori existence of a "specifying" human mind?

That's true in that mathematics is entirely a product of the human mind; however, Russell's paradox shows that the mind is rich enough to create falsehoods.

I'm not pointing to trees; I pointing out that we're not even a forest.

[RightWhale]

Frege was taken aback, but his invention proved very useful after all even if internally conflicted. Russell got paradoxicated in his turn and died unhappy and frustrated.

[betty boop]

I'm not pointing to trees; I['m] pointing out that we're not even a forest.

Notwithtanding, I still see the forest, Doc. And you're in it and so am I and all our friends and strangers. Does that make me "crazy???"