Set Theory

A Mathematician Speaks of his Theory of Everything   Now, I have published a couple of papers on the notions of set theory to define the sum total of everything, and I think that is a great starting point for explaining Mathematician philosophy.   The rortiest thing is that the SET BASED UNIVERSE is highly ARATIONAL. In this it is particularly applicable to the Outer Planes. The fundamental notion that "Existence is the Set of all Sets" implies that:   "Anything that can be thought of does in fact exist" and   to a different degree...   "Anything which can't be thought of does in fact exist" and   in a very weird sense...   "Nothing does indeed exist..."   This all makes a lot of problems for logicians, philosophers, and other mixed nuts... Filled with logical contradictions (which largely exist in spite of themselves) and apparent paradoxes...   Oddly, all statements are then true and false at the same time each in greater and lesser measure. However, many neat ideas such as equality and singulars are even more important, since they form a new logical basis.   Some things will never change!