----- Forwarded message from Jenny Higgo ----- Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 06:09:44 -0700 From: Jenny Higgo To: Hal Ruhl, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Consistency? Programs for G, G*, ... X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list
James Higgo was killed in an air accident on 22nd July. He would be very sorry not to receive this e-mail. Still, if his many worlds theory is correct, perhaps he has received it another. Best wishes, Jenny Higgo (James' mother) > Dear George: > > Just a quick comment since I happened to read the end first. > > At 6/3/01, you wrote: > > >hmmmm... I thought that was a trick question. An axiomatic system cannot > >be both > >complete and consistent. Therefore there can't be a program for it. We go > >back on how > >you implement both G and G*..... > > > > > >George(s) > > As far as I know that is not true. I understand it to be that some > axiomatic systems are both complete and consistent. > > Godel deals with systems at the complexity of arithmetic and above. > > Chaitin puts an upper limit on the complexity of a proof in any axiomatic > system. > > IMO the everything is sufficiently low in complexity - no information at > all - that it is both > complete and consistent, thus it can not answer any question including that > of its own stability. So also with its [in my model] oscillatory alter ego > - The Nothing. > > Since at its heart I feel that Bruno's approach and mine are linked - > though at the moment I can not follow the majority of his explanation - > There is only one axiom => Nothing. > > While this must lead to an all universes concurrently system - again no > information - there can be no answer as to why we find ourselves in this > one based on a distribution of types because there can be no such distribution. > > The one we are in works to support SAS because large events are almost but > not quite deterministic. On the small event end of the spectrum I expect > that the curve hangs a bit - our universe's true noise content - before > rolling off to almost no one bit events. > > Hal > > > ----- End forwarded message -----
