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Turing, Kant and the unknown God
The world of computer science highlights an analogy between the Universal Turing Machine and God, while the former thinks all programs, the later thinks everything. This analogy brings us a puzzle, as humans can we know our God more than programs know their Universal Turing Machine?
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