Conservativeness and translation-dependent t-schemes

Analysis 60 (4):319–328 (2000)
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Certain translational T-schemes of the form True(“f”) « f(f), where f(f) can be almost any translation you like of f, will be a conservative extension of Peano arithmetic. I have an inkling that this means something philosophically, but I don’t understand my own inkling

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