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The Turing machine was designed by imagining a human-operator. Our Mind has also only a finite state, and no matter if quantum effects are involved, the informa
by go_elmo 5y ago
The Turing machine was designed by imagining a human-operator. Our Mind has also only a finite state, and no matter if quantum effects are involved, the information in it is always finite, describable in a finite state. Thus, all turing machines are capable do do exactly what we do with information. This argument is incredible.
- Isinlor 5y agoThis is Russell's teapot. You can not prove that infinite states do not exist. In fact, common models of physics assume possibility of infinite number of states by depending on formalism axiomatically assuming infinite sets (e.g. axiom of infinity in Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory).