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PowerPedia:Incompleteness Theorem From PESWiki The inompleteness theorem states that a formal axiomatic system must be either incomplete, if it is consistent, or inconsistent if it is complete. Developed in mathematical logic G¶del's incompleteness theorems are two celebrated theorems about the limitations of formal systems proved by Kurt G¶del in . These theorems show that there is no complete, consistent formal system that correctly describes the natural numbers, and that no sufficiently strong system describing the natural numbers can prove its own consistency. These theorems are widely regarded as showing that Hilbert's program to find a complete and consistent set of axioms for all of mathematics is impossible. The theorems have also been interpreted in philosophy and popular culture . It's direct implications fro free eenrgy research is that perpetual motion may be possible. Perpetual motion is constant change. Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 First incompleteness theorem 1.1 G¶del's theorem 2 Second incompleteness theorem 3 Meaning of G¶del's theorems ... edit First incompleteness theorem G¶del's first incompleteness theorem is perhaps the most celebrated result in mathematical logic. It states that

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Incompleteness Theorem From Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation search The theorem in action “Your theorem's not complete without nutritious, delicious, refreshingly demanding Ovaltine” Oscar Wilde “Yes it is, now shut up!” Kurt G¶del “No, you shut up!” Oscar Wilde “Shut up!” Kurt G¶del “Shut up!” Oscar Wilde “Shut up!” Kurt G¶del “Shut up!” Oscar Wilde G¶del 's famous Incompleteness Theorem states that no Talk page is ever complete. He proved it by the diagonalization method , forming a diagonal string of comments of "we should end this discussion now" entries. This result was later improved on by repeatedly adding of "Shut up". Example of the diagonalization method Shut up UserA Shut up UserB Shut up UserA Shut up UserB Shut up UserA Shut up UserB Shut up UserA Shut up UserB etc. In Europe , a similar law holds for "Thank you"s: Thank you UserA Thank you UserB Thank you UserA Thank you UserB Thank you UserA Thank you UserB Thank you UserA Thank you UserB etc. One variant of the Incompleteness Theorem states, that no puzzle is ever complete, there is always one piece of the puzzle that is missing. Again, to determine the missing piece, one can use the diagonal method: when one simply starts with one piece which is at an edge or in the corner, and moves diagonally across the puzzle, one will certainly find that a piece is missing.

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istopadv=1; YAHOO.namespace("sulekha.container"); Sulekha.com Network Classifieds Yellow Pages ... Logout istopadv=1; Feedback Forums Beta Home ... understanding of a system, how? understanding of a system, how? started by debu baba  3 yrs ago It is a very basic question, but I have not got a satisfying answer to that yet. >>>>>>> Can we develop a thorough understanding of a system despite being a part of it? Or, do we require an "outsider's" view. THe question not only relates to the understanding about a company, a society, a State, a country..and so on. It stretches to the scientific zeal for developing a clear idea about how the Universe functions. Opinions/explanations/elaborations invited regards understanding of a system, how? Reply Flat Nested Replies samundar posted Experiencing a system, how? on 3 yrs ago Hi debu: Its an excellent question- asked in simple words, so I would express my thoughts in simple words, not that I am aware of GODEL et all. If one intends to "understand" a system, your question as to how a "part" can understand the "whole", sounds valid. But, what if this "understanding" in its completeness, involves "experiencing" the system?

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Incompleteness Theorem From Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation search The theorem in action “Your theorem's not complete without nutritious, delicious, refreshingly demanding Ovaltine” Oscar Wilde “Yes it is, now shut up!” Kurt G¶del “No, you shut up!” Oscar Wilde “Shut up!” Kurt G¶del “Shut up!” Oscar Wilde “Shut up!” Kurt G¶del “Shut up!” Oscar Wilde G¶del 's famous Incompleteness Theorem states that no Talk page is ever complete. He proved it by the diagonalization method , forming a diagonal string of comments of "we should end this discussion now" entries. This result was later improved on by repeatedly adding of "Shut up". Example of the diagonalization method Shut up UserA Shut up UserB Shut up UserA Shut up UserB Shut up UserA Shut up UserB Shut up UserA Shut up UserB etc. In Europe , a similar law holds for "Thank you"s: Thank you UserA Thank you UserB Thank you UserA Thank you UserB Thank you UserA Thank you UserB Thank you UserA Thank you UserB etc. One variant of the Incompleteness Theorem states, that no puzzle is ever complete, there is always one piece of the puzzle that is missing. Again, to determine the missing piece, one can use the diagonal method: when one simply starts with one piece which is at an edge or in the corner, and moves diagonally across the puzzle, one will certainly find that a piece is missing.

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8. Can Science Explain Everything [Archive] - Science Forums, The Original There is evidence to suggest that we cannot, depending on how you interpret the incompletness theorems. (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/incompleteness_theorem http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/archive/index.php?t-27092.html

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Jinxworld Forums COMIC CREATOR BOARDS BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS > Besides the giant squid has there ever been a "myth" proven to be true? PDA View Full Version : Besides the giant squid has there ever been a "myth" proven to be true? Shane W 09-14-2007, 11:27 AM I'm watching a show on Discovery about Champ the supposed sea monster in Lake Champlain. All I can think of is the giant squid as showing up, are there any others? The Dean 09-14-2007, 11:31 AM Off the top of my head I can only think of the celicant but that's not really a myth but more of a correction of a mistake. TheKraken 09-14-2007, 11:31 AM I was surprised to learn the moon is actually made of cheese. Ben 09-14-2007, 11:31 AM The difference between the giant squid and Champ or Nessie, is that the giant squid was a SPECIES that people thought existed. Also, we've found DEAD giant squids for a long time. We just hadn't seen any alive. That's different from a particular individual monster. I guess the closest comparison to the giant squid would be Bigfoot. Ben 09-14-2007, 11:32 AM

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17. Fundamentals Of Logic [Archive] - Science Forums it really boils down to Kurt Goedel s Incompleteness Theorem which you can Wiki here http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/incompleteness_theorem Logically, http://forums.hypography.com/archive/t-2421.html

Science Forums Humanities Forums Philosophy of Science PDA View Full Version : Fundamentals of Logic pgrmdave 04-28-2005, 06:27 AM What are the fundamental ideas of logic that cannot be proven but must be accepted as true for any logical system to be true? Qfwfq 04-28-2005, 07:00 AM What are the fundamental ideas of logic that cannot be proven but must be accepted as true for any logical system to be true?I couldn't list all inference rules offhand but they haven't changed much since Aristotle wrote his book entitled Logic. Qfwfq 04-28-2005, 07:08 AM This appears to be reasonable: http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/List_of_rules_of_inference WhitePhoenix 04-28-2005, 09:40 PM There are many categories and subjects of logic and the study of epistemology...( I finally get to use that word) Is there a specific topic you are interested in? Buffy 04-28-2005, 09:58 PM Since you're still in school, try to find a course on "Predicate Logic" which seems like math, but when I was at Berkeley, it was taught in the Philosophy department and its better that way. To get at the crux of your question, it really boils down to Kurt Goedel's Incompleteness Theorem which you can Wiki here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incompleteness_theorem Logically

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@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=33617106"); Renee Devient Nantaise Friday, September 21, 2007 NSW comes to a close This morning I got brunch with pernizzle and Alice at Le Peep! They still have the mini denver, which is still perfectly renee-sized. I finally *really* decorated my room, I distributed the French surveys for Tuesday :-) and met with JW for.. my future. I keep forgetting... the profs probably want their students to succeed, right? It's good not to just be doing everything on my own. I did a complete 180 in the kitchen this evening, making this white wine/balsamic/somethin or other chicken with pasta, onions and tomatoes. Mmm :-) I got to work on my story as well, which I can't really *write* yet, since I'm still answering a bunch of logistic questions... one day I will dive in. So my 'observant' theory was confirmed once again, as I was made aware of some office shenanigans that went down this summer. Those are never a good idea to initiate, no matter how romantic or dangerous it may seem... it's just not worth the emotional torment. I finished up the evening watching Coffee and Cigarettes with Rohit, which was a series of vignettes in black and white with various actors, all very different and interesting. It made me crave coffee and cigarettes so bad... aahhh.. which reminds me, I still need to get my coffee maker working. Perhaps this evening :-D The neighbors were up til 3:45 or so, talking about vibrators [that's all I could remember], and I woke up with a strong desire to call the police. I feel bad.. it's nsw... but I still need my sleep!

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