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Incompleteness and the halting problem are both applicable to quantum mechanics and by extension the human brain. They apply to every rigorous system and also t
by whatshisface 5y ago
Incompleteness and the halting problem are both applicable to quantum mechanics and by extension the human brain. They apply to every rigorous system and also to every real-world system that can be described rigorously.
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- mjburgess 5y agoThere are many limitations of finite discrete sequential processes; and no evidence whatsoever that reality is best-described by these.
- drdeca 5y ago“No evidence whatsoever” is quite the overstatement. Not conclusive evidence, sure. But there are somewhat compelling arguments based on discoveries from observation, that the space of wavefunctions for a finite region of space, is finite dimensional. That seems like evidence to me.