Olaf Schlüter
Sep 29, 2022

There is no g(halt). What should that be? g doesn't process any input.

f(x) = x is stupid. The desired functiion f that is capable of resolving the halt problem on any function, does not process it's argument that simple. It tales functions as its argument, not its result. In terms of programming f would be designated as:

f(function x) -> bool

so obviously the result of f can't be its input. You are screwing around with items without knowing their meaning. Typically for an engineer, but deadly in science.

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Olaf Schlüter
Olaf Schlüter

Written by Olaf Schlüter

IT security specialist, Physicist by education, believing in God as for the exceptional harmony of the laws of nature to create and support life.

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