Are the inference rules of propositional calculus tautologies?

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solakis said:
I hope you realize if we say 3+5=7 the whole of mathematics collapses
I think saying Mathematics "collapses" is a bit too strong a statement. After all we don't know everything. Your example is oversimplified but it has often happened that someone has made a statement that has been accepted for centuries only to have it be disproven later on. (Admittedly I don't know of any examples of this in Mathematics...I primarily do Physics.) A false statement obviously needs to be fixed but if we don't know it's false the structure of Mathematics remains.

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solakis said:
No rules the Universe-PYTHAGORAS 26 centuries ago
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Do you have a point?

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