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jerromyjon
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I'm kind of confused here, but I am starting to think this is irrelevant to me anyway. In my mind, if the universe and all its possible atomic variables could be defined completely by a set of axioms (a theory of everything in the universe which follows a simple set of rules that apply everywhere) then everything possible would be covered, albeit superdeterministic. Like the Turing machine it's only relevant for example if there are unknowns to possibly contend with, like groups of atoms possessing physics undefinable in the individual basis. I am expecting a TOE would explain everything from blackbody radiation to the Ultraviolet catastrophe to GRBs, so then this undecidable result would become inherently deterministic?