Originally posted by RJHinds
Yes indeed, it is a language. Even though it is not a spoken language,
it is called a language, because it is a language that can be read and understood.
[b]What do I personally think Godel's Incompleteness Theorem has got to do with evolution?
For the second time:
Godel's Incompleteness Theorem showed that those looking to prove a theory o true or false. I believe evilution is based on many false assumptions.
The Instructor[/b]
it is called a language, because it is a language that can be read and understood.
Its not a TRUE language. The fossil record can be “read and understood”, so the fossil record is a “true language? 😛 Tree rings can also be “read and understood”. So tree rings are a “true language” ? 😛
OK, TRY and get this through your thick skull once and for all: as I have already explained:
Godel's Incompleteness Theorem only applies to languages which expresses HYPOTHESES.
Firstly, are you so STUPID as to not understand the above?
If not, do you DENY the above? -if so, please demonstrate to us HOW the above is NOT true and explain in your own words what Godel's Incompleteness Theorem says and how that contradicts the above assertion..... -if not, then give us ANY example of any piece of generic code that expresses a HYPOTHESIS -and, if you cannot do that, explain how Godel's Incompleteness Theorem can be relevant here when it only applies to languages which expresses
HYPOTHESES.
What do I personally think Godel's Incompleteness Theorem has got to do with evolution?
For the second time: ….
….and then you repeat the same total CRAP I have already debunked in the previous post. So, for the second time, Reminder:
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Godel's Incompleteness Theorem showed that those looking to prove a theory of everything and an equation to represent it would never be able to do it
That is simply not true. You have just exposed your total ignorance on what the theorem is about. Putting it a bit simplistically (I think a more thorough and accurate explanation would be totally wasted on you ), Godel's Incompleteness theorem basically only shows that:
1, there must be statements in mathematics that are unprovable but which are nevertheless true.
2, any language sophisticated enough to contain and include mathematics as an inseparable part of it cannot be proven either mathematically or via some other form of pure deductive logic to be totally logically self-consistent.
As I say, that's putting it a bit simplistically, but, nevertheless, that's basically it! A “theory of everything” would not even relate to this because a “theory of everything” would mean a theory that explains the whole of PHYSICS and NOT mathematics!!! The fact that a theory of everything may be expressed with an equation is totally irrelevant to this because nothing in Godel's Incompleteness theorem would imply that such an equation could not be expressed and also it isn't itself a 'language' even though it is expressed using a language.
because there would be something they would have to assume that they could not prove and this applies to every system.
you just made two false statements there: the “something” would have to be mathematics, NOT physics, to be relevant to Godel's theory. It is perfectly possible to prove an assumption made in physics via observation and there is nothing in Godel's theory that implies you cannot make a theory of everything (in physics ) with no unprovable assumptions.
Also, Godel's theory does NOT apply to “every system” and, since a theory of everything would not even be a 'language', rule 2 above means Godel's theory would NOT apply to a theory of everything.
Evolution can't be proved.
It has already has been proven.
So since evolution is a system of belief about how the biological system of life works, Godel's Incompleteness Theorem also applies to it.
False; Godel's theory applies to LANGUAGES only (which are not in any sense physical but constructed by us and generally only those that include mathematics ) and therefore NOT theorems about “biological system” because a “biological system” is NOT a language!
You can't prove that you know everything about evolution that can be known.
Straw man; Who claims this? -answer, nobody. And this has nothing to do with Godel's theory anyway.
all of your proofs about evolution are based on at least one assumption.
firstly, there is no unproven “assumption” here because evolution has been proven by the physical evidence.
Secondly, since those “proofs” are not mathematical languages nor mathematical theorems, Godel's theory has NOTHING to say about them.
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You have done nothing to counter-argue the above but merely repeated the same crap rather than making an argument against its debunk as if somehow endlessly repeating the same debunked crap would demonstrate it not being debunked 😛