Formal theorem

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In [[[philosophy]] and [science]], formal theorem is complete if for every statement of the language of the system, either the statement or its negation can be derived (i.e., proved) in the system. A formal system is consistentif there is no statement such that the statement itself and its negation are both derivable in the system.