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| ====== A New Kind of Science ====== | ====== A New Kind of Science ====== | ||
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| + | almost any rule whose behaviour is not obviously simple should ultimately be capable to | ||
| + | achieving the same level of computational sophistication and should thus in effect | ||
| + | be universal. | ||
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| + | Without the Principle of Computational Equivalende one might assume that different | ||
| + | systems would always be able to perform completely different computations, | ||
| + | in particular there would be no upper limit on the sophistication of computations | ||
| + | that systems with sufficiently complicated structures would be able to perform. | ||
| + | 8-oTuring Machines ARE UNIVERSAL, and it was proven decades before this book. | ||
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| + | :?: The point is that, as most simple a universal machine is, most complicated is to codify a program for it. | ||
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