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ines. To the objection "I hope not," Baring turns away—though today thinkers like Hawking, Musk, and Gates embrace the fear. To the objection that Godel took care of that for us. TUr- ing points out that G0del took care of only a specific form of incompleteness, which might not be relevant, and besid

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ents is a proof, we can generate proof numbers. They are just the sequential list of all the instructions. These numbers are sometimes referred to as Godel numbers. Gédel’s next step was to say one number demonstrates the proof of another number. For example, the number 000820962 might demonstrate the p