imaginary halting problem was Re: [spam][crazy][spam] imaginary code resembling trained dissociation

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thinking a little more of behavior of f()

f() receives source of g() and input to g() consisting of source of
f() and sou [oop!] rce of g()

f analyses behavior of g() with these inputs. f() is free to identify
that g() is acting on f’s own source.

meanwhile, inside g(), it passes the same inputs to f(), although
conceptually a little differently: it possibly can’t know for sure the
g() source passed to it is its own source, nor that f() is evaluating
it.

similarly f() possibly can’t know for sure whether g() is evaluating
it, although the f() source and its further input data are inherent
parts of its correct use.

we could design the functions to be able to reconstruct and compare
their own source code correctly regardless of input. it doesn’t need
to be passed. this removes g() from input to itself.