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by paulsutter
3493 days ago
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I love this example the most. It's the exception that proves the rule. If you need to dig this hard to find something interesting with a probability of 1, that's pretty good evidence that the vast majority of interesting statements are not of the true/false variety. Although I don't find it interesting, I am open-minded enough to ... embrace.. the .. uh.. diversity of the world, that allows some people, to find that interesting. |
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The language that contains all Turing Machines that halt on all inputs is not decidable.
Or
e^(iy) = sin(y) + i * cos(y)
Are those uninteresting trivialities to you?