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Since you ignored my question, I’ll ignore yours. You are aware you can’t tell a hard unsolved problem from an impossible unsolved problem, right?
by paulcole 2y ago
Since you ignored my question, I’ll ignore yours.
You are aware you can’t tell a hard unsolved problem from an impossible unsolved problem, right?
- llamaimperative 2y agoWell no, you often can actually. You can have positive information about the impossibility of something, for example the prospect of winning a chess game after losing your king. You don't need to play billions of games of chess to see whether it's possible. Zoning changes happen all the time. Tax changes happen all the time. Subsidy changes happen all the time.