Aim at being loved without being admired. - Ludwig Wittgenstein

Brouwer is right when he says that the properties of his Pendelzahl [pendulum number] are incompatible with the law of the excluded middle. But, saying this doesn’t reveal a peculiarity of propositions about infinite aggregates. Rather, it is based on the fact that logic presupposes that it cannot be a priori — i.e. logically — impossible to tell whether a proposition is true or false. For, if the question of the truth or falsity of a proposition is a priori undecidable, the consequence is that the proposition loses its sense, and the consequence of this is precisely that the propositions of logic lose their validity for it.

If we take eternity to mean not infinite temporal duration but timelessness, then eternal life belongs to those who live in the present.

Does man think because he has found that thinking pays? Does he bring his children up because he has found it pays?