This may be an article worth reading, I'm not sure ... I'm really not sure. I am familiar with the incompleteness theorem but I didn't get quite to what the po

This may be an article worth reading, I'm not sure ... I'm really not sure. I am familiar with the incompleteness theorem but I didn't get quite to what the point was, although admittedly I did not perform a very close reading. However, I believe what's going on here is, and this is not meant to be overly critical, a fallacy of conflating that are incompatible. People do this with Godel's theorem all the time by the way; his theorem was very specific and yer it has been abused by all sorts of people, including postmodernists. I don't think abuse is going on here. I think it is just an over analysis or something like that of startups. I think this could be an interesting for those unfamiliar with Godel and Turing, but then again there may be better articles ... I give a Gentleman's B. :)