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Two points and two questions
Here, the author presents two points and two questions and tries to solve the related problems. (THE LAST CONCLUSION (FOURTH) SHOULD BE RECONSIDERED) Refrences 1. How do we calculate η from μ?, Farzad Didehvar, Philpapers 2025 2. Is Classical Mathematics Appropriate for Theory of Computation? 2017, Philpapers 2019 3. Generalized Surprise Exam Paradox (GSEP), only Problem of time or problem of Mathematical Modeling in General? Philpapers 2025 4. Relative To A Random Oracle A, ?? ≠ ??? ≠ ?? − ???, With Probability 1, Charles H Bennett, John Gill, Siam Journal on Computing, 1981 5. Theory of Fuzzy Time Computation (TC* vs TC, TQC), Hal, Philpapers 2023 6. ?? ∗ = ??? ∗ ? (Second Version), Philpapers 2025
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