Re: Goedel's theorem doesn't apply to robots (RE: SL5)

From: Phil Goetz (philgoetz@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Aug 18 2005 - 12:49:02 MDT

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--- Simon Belak <simon@owca.info> wrote:

> This would hold true only if the world is not a logical
> system.

Whether or not the world is a logical system, it at least
means that Goedel's theorem can't restrict robots any more
than it restricts humans who operate in the same world.

- Phil

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