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Sun Jul 9 07:12:42 PDT 2023
note: f() does not need to execute g(), just predict it
theoretically g() does not need to execute f() either
here is where the math simplifies and the conclusion is usually drawn
f halts even if g does not
counterexample shows there is space regarding pure functions where
behavior h — nope not comprehended sufficiently
let’s do it out more
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