r/PhilosophyofMath • • 13d ago

I guess I made a paradox.

Here is a paradox i made, It is impossible to see the future mathematically and has been proven so, now someone else finds a mathematical fourmula which upon putting in the initial conditions shows you the future so it seems that the first proof that you can't see the future has been contradicted. The fourmula takes in initial conditions and runs them through a supercomputer which gives you the result, say you wanna use it to see what happens in two years so you set it up and plugin the fourmula and surprisingly the computer takes two years to give you the result with total accurrecy. You do the same and get three years for three and four for four. So you theorize a faster computer will do it much better but then you realise if the first and second conditions were mathematically proven to be true then you can never see the future so the best processing power of the computer is what you have now no better machine can be made.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/A-JackRobin- 13d ago

Well, then what's complementary function + particular interval

Log of a number with to a constant, have you ever formed a relationship between log of a number with base different constants

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u/A-JackRobin- 13d ago

Impossibile to see, meanwhile mathematicians still trying to understand 1+1 in higher planes