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> Is it? Yes, it is. Turing machines can do math, so a system that exhibited behavior that could not be emulated by a TM would have to be one whose behavior i
by lisper 6y ago
> Is it?
Yes, it is. Turing machines can do math, so a system that exhibited behavior that could not be emulated by a TM would have to be one whose behavior is not describable mathematically. No one has been able to come up with any idea of what such a system would even look like, let alone actually produce an example.
> Wrong theories have been around for much longer.
And crackpots have been around for even longer.
- adamnemecek 6y agoIt’s about doing math with certain performance characteristics. Check out the book “Real computation”. > And crackpots have been around for even longer. There’s nothing crackpoty about what I’m saying.