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Since physical states exist in reality, it makes no sense to me that a physical problem is not mathematically decidable. The only way a problem is mathematical
by hasenj 11y ago
Since physical states exist in reality, it makes no sense to me that a physical problem is not mathematically decidable.
The only way a problem is mathematically undecidable is when it's malformed (i.e. non-sensical).
- nsns 11y agoBut surely, any physical state would be available to you only as a representation, and not directly. Meaning, that in order to make it decidable, you'll probably have to look at it differently.