Re:Google search indexes itself
by kazinator on Wednesday September 10, 2014 @03:53PM
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The goal is to have an explicit Google search result which expresses the equivalent of "this Google search cannot be found via Google".
This will help construct a proof of Göogdel's Incompleteness Theorem.
Without being able to find anything in Google, including Google searches, and including that search for Google searches itself, Google is not a completely powerful search engine; however, it cannot be complete and consistent at the same time. There are searches which cannot be shown to be conclusively either in the index, or not in the index.
This will help construct a proof of Göogdel's Incompleteness Theorem.
Without being able to find anything in Google, including Google searches, and including that search for Google searches itself, Google is not a completely powerful search engine; however, it cannot be complete and consistent at the same time. There are searches which cannot be shown to be conclusively either in the index, or not in the index.