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In 1931 a landmark discovery was made by the great mathematician Kurt Gödel. It is probably as important as anything Einstein’s theory of relativity and quantum mechanics.
It not only applies to mathematics but literally all branches of science and human knowledge. It has truly earth-shattering implications.
Oddly, few people know anything about it.
Allow me to tell you the story.
Read more »Perry Marshall, author of “Industrial Ethernet,” and Communications Engineer Bill Jenkins, give a thorough treatment of information theory as it relates to design in biology. Topics include:
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