>> This means that an algorithm cannot discover or generate truly novel properties or relations that were not (at least implicitly) considered in its original o

>> This means that an algorithm cannot discover or generate truly novel properties or relations that were not (at least implicitly) considered in its original ontology. > A text stream of arbitrary length... Maybe you could state this in some form of "turing completeness": As soon as a program has [vast enough output space] and allows for [enough recursive recombinations] then it can produce [everything]. In the wording of the article: If everything is implicitly considered, then there's nothing that can not be produced.