| 11. | It ought to be provable, " said Bee.
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| 12. | The completeness property means that every validity ( truth ) is provable.
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| 13. | Together they imply that all and only validities are provable.
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| 14. | QKD has provable security based on information theory, and forward secrecy.
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| 15. | This contradiction shows that " p " cannot be provable.
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| 16. | In any general mereology, M6 and M7 are provable.
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| 17. | But both positions are counterfactual, hence un-provable.
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| 18. | Alternatively, a number of techniques exist for efficiently generating provable primes.
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| 19. | Then, as seen earlier, the formula is provable.
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| 20. | :: : Then no case of harassment would ever be provable.
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