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Why would this distinction matter for the argument?
by Gehinnn 4y ago
Why would this distinction matter for the argument?
- dellamonica 4y agoIt does not matter at a high level but I think the distinction is that there should be only one black box in the proof, which is precisely the thing being reduced. Every other instruction/call used n the algorithm must be known to be computable (in this case, addition).