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> a new language (Scroll) that is mathematically shown to be the simplest/most powerful language yet invented This is, at best, ambiguous. To show something m
by JadeNB 2y ago
> a new language (Scroll) that is mathematically shown to be the simplest/most powerful language yet invented
This is, at best, ambiguous. To show something mathematically, you have to have a precise definition of it, and neither "simple" nor "powerful" admits a precise definition that is widely agreeable enough for any mathematical proof based on it to be worth anything.
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