Abstract
The author investigates the extension of formal arithmetic by the proposition that a concrete large natural number is not attainable. It is shown in the article that although the resulting system is inconsistent, the only formulas in the language of arithmetic which can be derived by short proofs are those which are theorems of arithmetic. Bibliography: 10 titles.
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