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• It also implies that a computer can never be programmed to answer all mathematical questions. ... It implies that you cannot choose a formal system and then simply work out all its consequences, and as a result get the answer to all mathematical questions -- thus it proves that one potential way of a computer answering all mathematical questions doesn't work. But in the general case it's an open question whether computers are in principle capable of more or less intelligence than humans, and so this can only be said conclusively if either the AI question is resolved, or it is shown that it is in principle impossible to answer all mathematical questions (whether the answering is done by a human, computer, or something else). ...
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• It's by now a completely hackneyed (and obviously true) point to make, that structural markup in HTML are so often misused as to be meaningless. This is one reason why so many people hate HTML. But if correctness depends on convention, and the original hoped-for HTML convention just didn't take, then we shouldn't feel constrained to follow that convention ourselves--certainly when it means that articles are marked up in headings that appear too large in most browsers. ...

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