Weyl concluded , sourly , that Becker would discredit phenomenological approaches to mathematics if he persisted in this position .
However , Weyl , whose sympathies were with constructivism and intuitionism , lost patience when he argued with Becker about a purported intuition of the infinite defended by Becker .
Weyl concluded , sourly , that Becker would discredit phenomenological approaches to mathematics if Becker persisted in this position .
However , Weyl , whose sympathies were with constructivism and intuitionism , lost patience when he argued with Becker about a purported intuition of the infinite defended by Becker .