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Type: Index/appendix page from scientific manuscript (house oversight evidence)
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This document is page 403 of a larger manuscript, titled 'Index of Theorems.' It lists various scientific, mathematical, and philosophical theorems and hypotheses organized into sections including 'Known Unknowns,' 'Turing's Machines,' 'Software,' 'Hyper-Computing,' 'Hyper-Communication,' and 'Creativity.' The document bears the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016093,' indicating it was produced as evidence during a US House Oversight Committee investigation, likely related to scientific funding or institutions connected to the investigation (potentially involving Epstein's ties to the scientific community/MIT Media Lab). It references Hava Siegelmann regarding Neural Networks.

People (7)

Name Role Context
Cantor Mathematician
Referenced in 'Cantor’s First Infinity Theorem'
Gödel Mathematician/Logician
Referenced in Incompleteness and Completeness Theorems
Hilbert Mathematician
Referenced in 'Hilbert’s Completeness Theorem'
Turing Computer Scientist/Mathematician
Referenced in 'Turing’s Machines' and 'Turing Thesis'
Brooks Software Engineer/Author
Referenced in 'Brooks’ Law'
Hava Siegelmann Computer Scientist
Cited for the 'Adaptive Recurrent Neural Network Hypothesis'
Wallas Social Psychologist
Referenced in 'Wallas Model' regarding creativity

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Name Type Context
House Oversight Committee
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016093'

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"The infinite plane is the same infinity as the infinite line."
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"Mathematics involving simple logic is incomplete."
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"All computers, once sufficiently powerful, are equally powerful."
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"Adding resource to a late project makes it later."
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"Bugs are an inevitable consequence of trying to generalize software by mechanical means."
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"Person-to-person communication has infinite bandwidth and is non-symbolic."
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Index of Theorems 403
Cantor’s First Infinity Theorem – The infinite plane is the same
infinity as the infinite line.
9. Known Unknowns
Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem – Mathematics involving
simple logic is incomplete.
Gödel’s Completeness Theorem – First order logic is complete.
Hilbert’s Completeness Theorem – Geometry is complete.
10. Turing’s Machines
Entscheidungsproblem – The decision problem has no solution.
Turing Thesis – All computers, once sufficiently powerful, are
equally powerful.
Non-Computability of Music† – That general musical
compositions are non-computable.
Non-Computability of Creativity† – That general artistic
creativity is non-computable.
11. Software
Brooks’ Law – Adding resource to a late project makes it later.
Law of Leaky Abstractions – However good the attempt to
abstract complexity, complexity has a habit of leaking through.
Software is Created† – writing software is a non-computable,
creative task.
Bug Hypothesis† – Bugs are an inevitable consequence of trying
to generalize software by mechanical means.
12. Hyper-Computing
Adaptive Recurrent Neural Network Hypothesis – Hava
Siegelmann’s proposal that ARNNs are capable of super-Turing
computation.
13. Hyper-Communication
Bandwidth Conjecture† – Person-to-person communication
has infinite bandwidth and is non-symbolic.
14. Creativity
Creativity Hypothesis† – That all creative endeavor is a non-
computable skill, analogue to theorem discovery.
Wallas Model – A conceptual model for the way humans think
creatively.
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