Two open problems and a conjecture in mathematical logic

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The first open problem is concerned with introducing three derivation rules in predicate calculus and the second one suggests a solution for the continuum hypothesis. The conjecture says that there will always be profound questions in any significant theory, over and above those suggested by G\"odel's incompleteness theorems.

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