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I think you're conflating two thing: solvability and rationality. Your example shows that nothing may be completely solvable, because the cost of calculation is
by sooheon 8y ago
I think you're conflating two thing: solvability and rationality. Your example shows that nothing may be completely solvable, because the cost of calculation is too high. It says nothing about the universe being fundamentally irrational.
- danmaz74 8y agoThe problem I had in mind is if it's possible, for a human, to decide what to do in each situation based only on rationality. I wouldn't know how to define if the universe itself is rational, in an absolute/abstract sense.