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Did Brouwer really mean the BHK interpretation?

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This is unlikely, because, taking the BHK interpretation, we can prove that if all functions (N->N)->N are continuous then 0=1. But Brouwer did claim that all functions (N->N)->N are continuous. I will derive the contradiction from the BHK interpretation, and also show what is going on, and then explain how to constructively formulate “all functions (N->N)->N are continuous” without getting into contradiction.

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