Theoretical machines can compute any mathematical function
The Church-Turing thesis dictates the absolute boundaries of computable logic. It asserts that any mathematically calculable function can be theoretically solved by a hypothetical machine processing a tape of symbols. It essentially proves that every conceivable logical computation, no matter how profoundly complex, can be broken down into painstakingly slow, mind-numbing sequential mechanical steps.

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