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His point is probably along the lines of "any machine emulating a Turing machine can compute all computable functions." Which of course doesn't mean that there
by davidivadavid 5y ago
His point is probably along the lines of "any machine emulating a Turing machine can compute all computable functions." Which of course doesn't mean that there aren't uncomputable functions.
- ctdonath 5y agoHe’s indulging the common confusion of theory with practice. Just because something is computable in theory doesn’t mean it’s computable in practice.