Conceptual Machinery

Author: standardgalactic

Throwing the Game.pdf

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 This criterion does not solve the classical Turing halting problem, nor does it attempt to. Instead, it reframes halting for agents embedded in event-driven worlds.
 
-Classical computation halts when no further state transitions are defined. Spherepop halts when no further *meaningful* transitions are possible—when the agent’s world has become invariant under its own transformations.
+Classical computation halts when no further state transitions are defined. Spherepop halts when no further \emph{meaningful} transitions are possible—when the agent’s world has become invariant under its own transformations.
 
 In this sense, Spherepop replaces undecidable halting with a decidable stabilization condition relative to a given event algebra.