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Yes, but all of those are orders of magnitude harder than math.
by braneloop 2mo ago
Yes, but all of those are orders of magnitude harder than math.
- amazingamazing 2mo agoThey are political problems, a computer could never solve them.
- adroitboss 2mo agoTell that to game theory.
- throwaway198846 2mo agoA computer could solve them by creating the right technological ,social, rhetorical and economical solutions but that would lots of money anyway
- amazingamazing 2mo agoWe already know the solutions
- christofosho 2mo agoI suppose it depends on which types of problems you're targeting. There is a lot of physical science, and theoretical science, that has gaps because there aren't enough people working on tooling to assist in things like calculation, generation, simulation, etc. I agree, some of the problems are more difficult. I don't think that's the case for all of them. And, besides, these companies could be demonstrating how to approach problems and where their users could spend tokens to help with these problems. Should not these companies try to work on these problems _because_ they are difficult?