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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_versus_NP_problem P Versus NP Problem] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:04, 24 July 2024
An Unsolvable Problem is, by its namesake, unsolvable. This in an abstract concept, which could be either through logical or decision based problems like the halting problem, or purely mathematical like the Collatz Conjecture.
There is not many problems like this that present itself in Resonite, as it is accurately and naturally occurring, or part of the rules governed by coding itself (as currently, Resonite is turing complete).
Many people have tried to solve unsolvable problems, but it is either a fruitless venture, or they get discouraged and claim that it is just "a waste of time". That alone however has not stopped people from trying to solve many unsolvable problems.
Examples
Unsolvable Problems In ProtoFlux
There are some nodes in Resonite that can cause this type of problem:
- Loops (While & For, especially when an infinite loop happens)
- Async (doubly so when looping using async)
- Math (When connected in the right way, such as 3n+1 or the Twin Prime Conjecture, this will happen)
Videos
A powerful video explaining the unsolvable problem and how it effects us today.