Or more simply, we can observe that a program that prints out all possible books in order, is much simpler than a program that prints out only Romeo and Juliet. To put it another way, Borge's "Library of Babel" containing every possible book has far lower algorithmic complexity than an Earth library containing only some books.
Is true. As far as I can tell, the above statement requires some of the following to be true:
The set of all possible books is something more like the set of all possible strings above a cer
It is not clear to me that:
Is true. As far as I can tell, the above statement requires some of the following to be true:
- The set of all possible books is something more like the set of all possible strings above a cer
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