Non Computable Functions And Godel's Theorem

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you lost me here.

bhobba said:
Well all computer programs are countable because they use a finite number of characters and are of finite length.

Who wrote the internet? What is a computer program if not the internet? Is it done? It's like you are drawing a line across some joint of a thing and then counting the bones on one side.
 
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Jimster41 said:
you lost me here.
Who wrote the internet? What is a computer program if not the internet? Is it done? It's like you are drawing a line across some joint of a thing and then counting the bones on one side.
As @bhobba points out, you do not seem to have the technical background yet to be throwing out a philosophical question in this technical thread. Please do some reading about the technical aspects of this discussion, and then if you have pertinent questions, go ahead and post them in context. Thank you.
 
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