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If it is reproducible, then it shouldn't be reproducible, as per the crisis. If it isn't reproducible, then it has reproduced itself in the form of not being re
by ccvannorman 3y ago
If it is reproducible, then it shouldn't be reproducible, as per the crisis. If it isn't reproducible, then it has reproduced itself in the form of not being reproducible. Therefore, accurately answering the question, "Is the Reproducibility Crisis Reproducible?" is equivalent to solving the halting problem ^_^
- godelski 3y ago"This sentence is False" actually has an answer (same with the halting problem). It is indeterminate. You may not like that answer, but it is one. There's a confusion that people think things have to be True or False (halt, not halt) but there's a third answer. This was one of the great logic steps in the 20th century and my name might remind people of that famous theorem.
- ccvannorman 3y ago:O This reminds me of the brilliant Portal exchange between two AIs: In the 2011 video game Portal 2, artificial intelligence GLaDOS attempts to use the "this sentence is false" paradox to kill another artificial intelligence, Wheatley. However, lacking the intelligence to realize the statement is a paradox, he simply responds, "Um, true. I'll go with true. There, that was easy."