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Turing’s halting problem and Gödel’s incompleteness theorems are closely related, but how do you make the link to Heisenberg?
by bjornsing 7y ago
Turing’s halting problem and Gödel’s incompleteness theorems are closely related, but how do you make the link to Heisenberg?
- throwlaplace 7y agoBecause op is just posting a laundry list of things they think are sophisticated to seem impressive.
- thedudeabides5 7y agoHeisenberg (simplified) - you can know position exactly or you can know velocity exactly but you can’t know both. Lucas critique - there are limits to formal understanding, because by observing, and modeling something, you end up changing it - especially in a system made up of sentient agents. See the parallels to heisenberg? There are limits? The best way to run afoul of them are to not acknowledge they exist! *edit: iPhone autocorrect