Hi
In an old discussion I had with Rastus on the difference between determenism and predictability, you brought up an argument that it exists computer(-programs?) that are so complex and advanced that the outcome can´t be predicted, but it´s still determined.
or something like that.. do you remeber?
Do you have any more info, links etc on that subject?
I will take a look.
Thanks!
Well, the basic academic reference seems to be:
GILL, A. Introduction to the Theory of Finite-State Machines. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1962.
I will look for some material on the web.
My search wasn´t successful. I´ll inform you if I find something.
Ok, thanks alot Dogbert. I wasn´t really looking for something super-academic, more on a layman level. Just like any proof that it exists programs/machines that are determined that can´t be predicted.
In this case it was possible to find some super-academic stuff but notthing readable.
lol, ok. I came to the same conclusion after my own research, before I asked you. Thanks anyway!