/sci/ - Science & Math

What are the implications of Gödel’s incompleteness theorems with respect to the existence of God?

What is the best book to understand logics?
I want something very complete, with lots of stuff.

thanks /sci/

Hey /sci/, I have a BS in math and am currently applying to graduate schools. A few of the schools to which I'm applying have sizable faculties studying mathematical logic/set theory/model theory/etc, and if I go to one of these schools I'd like to concentrate on that.

Unfortunately, since logic is relatively niche, I'm worried that I'd have a hard time finding a job. Many universities don't have a single faculty member that specializes in logic, so post-docs would be scarce. What sort of careers in industry could I pursue? Would it help if I focus on something with applications to theoretical computer science?

Why do people corrupt science into a metaphysical weltanschauung?

Science is a useful method of modeling our observations of physical phenomena. People who claim science explains the 'why' instead of 'what' are harmful to the scientific community.

>pic is mathematician Kurt Godel