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> Uncomputability amounts to the acknowledgement that though something may always be well-defined, there is no finite method to encompass its values That is ki
by auggierose 4y ago
> Uncomputability amounts to the acknowledgement that though something may always be well-defined, there is no finite method to encompass its values
That is kind of obvious, isn't it? But some people need more convincing than others :-)