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>Given incompleteness and like the difficulty of the busy beaver problem I'm confused. Could you explain what these have to do with the topic at hand? They see
by EE84M3i 6y ago
>Given incompleteness and like the difficulty of the busy beaver problem
I'm confused. Could you explain what these have to do with the topic at hand? They seem orthogonal.
- sukilot 6y agoAn arbitrary problem is most likely be either trivial or many orders of magnitude too hard for a computer, not solvable in the tiny range of scale that a computer can handle. No matter how many computations your computer can do in a decade, almost every calculation is bigger than that.
- EE84M3i 6y agoSure, but as far as I know, for neither the busy beaver problem nor godel's incompleteness are the capabilities that humans bring to the table different than computers.