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It's a pretty common assumption that any physical process could be simulated by a Turing machine (given infinite time and space etc.). We could probably never b
by currymj 8y ago
It's a pretty common assumption that any physical process could be simulated by a Turing machine (given infinite time and space etc.). We could probably never build such a Turing machine. I didn't mean to make any stronger claims than that. As I mentioned before, this is a pretty pedantic way of looking at the world.
- danmaz74 8y ago> We could probably never build such a Turing machine. I didn't mean to make any stronger claims than that Fair enough. I got a different impression from reading your original comment :)