Prove that either
a) this problem is solvable
or
b) this problem is unsolvable
(In reply to
Solvable or not by Nick Reed)
Youre reasoning is the same line i have followed for this.
However, it just fails to clinch the answer.. For example:
"..if no proof can be generated at all, then the problem is unsolvable - BUT, if this were the case then we have proved that the problem is unsolvable, which results in a paradox again."
i believe there is an inaccuracy here: hypothesizing that "no
proof can be generated at all" does not cause paradox. ie
"if this were the case we have proved that.." is not correct,
since you have not _proved_ that..
i believe this is the right track tho..
re: Solvable or not
