Observations on the limits of knowledge, 1. Predicting long-run evolution of chaotic systems require more measurement precision in the initial conditions than

Observations on the limits of knowledge, 1. Predicting long-run evolution of chaotic systems require more measurement precision in the initial conditions than quantum mechanics allows 2. With sufficient density, a discrete system cannot be simulated with less energy than the original system possess 3. With sufficient complexity, (as above) 4. The mass required for measurement, and energy required for computing, the structure of ordinary objects (eg., chairs) from their parts eclipses anything we could build 5. Randomness isnt computable 6. Real numbers aren computable 7... Any more?