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by kbenson
3131 days ago
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> The author admits he has constructed an artificial scenario under which a Turing Machine is generated. This is exactly the same as using the rules of MtG as a notation to create a machine. An artificial scenario which is achievable under normal play, and the only variation required by the human players being that when offered a choice, they choose affirmative. > A generalized set of the rules for the game Go is Turing Complete. A generalized set of the rules for the game Go Fish is Turing Complete. Do you have references for those? I would be interested in seeing how they simulated the tape. |
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