Take a look. I toned the second paragraph down and restored it, and added a shorter reference to mathematical intuitionism. I also added a paragraph about Kant in literature which I hope people will expand (was he ever in a movie? I rather doubt it).

 However, there are idea vandals who have been removing ideas while claiming to be literary stylists in this wiki. The entry may be vandalized, again.

 The author of the Copernican paragraph did a GREAT job but the reader is entitled more than a scientific analogy, because philosophy isn't natural science.