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When one describes a computer program as "wrong" it is within the context of what some other agent wants or expects it to do. As a purely physical process, it c
by JackFr 12y ago
When one describes a computer program as "wrong" it is within the context of what some other agent wants or expects it to do. As a purely physical process, it can never be wrong or right, it can just be.
- Houshalter 12y agoYou have defined "wrong" in an incredibly strange and useless way. 2+2=5 is "wrong" regardless what agent you are or what universe you exist in.