The Halting Problem in the Style of Ted Geisel

Tuesday, March 3. 2009

The Halting Problem in the Style of Ted Geisel

ProggIt had this amusing gem today, but it’s pretty obscure, so I put it here instead of the Homestarmy

So where can this argument possibly go?
I don’t have to tell you; I’m sure you must know.
By reductio, there cannot possibly be
a procedure that acts like the mythical P.

Great stuff.

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