How Axioms Determine the Foundation of Mathematical Reasoning
This article explores Euclid’s axioms, or Common Notions, and the role they play in forming the foundation of mathematical reasoning. Before geometry can move with certainty, it must rest on truths that are accepted as self-evident. But this raises a question beyond mathematics: what are the axioms beneath our own thinking? What hidden assumptions determine the way we reason, choose and meet the world?
