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But my point still stands: just because some process may analogously resemble something else, it doesn't mean it's the same process.

This is a good way to put it, especially since people tend to use them analogously.

With his famous paper, Turing (1) formalized the concept of the computation and (2) showed, analogously to Gödel, that there are some facts about computing that aren't reachable by computational means.

I am not able to say whether the magnitude of this is similar, but you might think of it analogously to AMD64 architecture.

The interesting thing is that some of the particles of the Earth (analogously, the intermediate dominos) would be immediately affected—but it would take Au/C before enough of them were affected that that decoherence would become detectable.

I would argue that JS should be handled analogously to Assembler: Good for you if you understand it, but only highly trained field specialists in protective suits dare to write production code in it.

Perhaps somewhat analogously to the way mathematicians in the 1930's, stymied by Gödel's proof that axiomatic formalism would always remain necessarily incomplete, created their own artificial oasis of finite and deterministic binary logic in the form of early computing.

In any case, I understand that the roof criteria is more practical at the enrolment phase) 2) analogously, people aren't likely gaming the system by keeping non-metal roofs, as having good shelter is also very high on most people's list.

It's extracted to the following Haskell code: data Stream t = Cons t (Stream t) fac:: Nat -> Nat fac n = case n of { O -> S O; S n0 -> mul n0 (fac n0)} facs:: Nat -> Stream Nat facs n = Cons (fac n) (facs (add n (S O))) fs:: Stream Nat fs = facs O It should be possible to define a function that given a Turing Machine returns the stream of its states analogously.

Analogously, "journalists rely on 'self-correcting' articles - that is, an article that 'debugs' and rewrites itself...".

Consider "a 10 year old autistic" as an analogously impolite usage.

To be absurd, "the freedom to own slaves" is not freedom, and analogously, "the freedom to restrict others via proprietary licenses" is not freedom.

Analogously, "The soup is made with love" is not the passive form of "Love makes the soup" but rather the passive form of "__ makes the soup with love".

Analogously, public figures started warning us about climate change, so it must be just a few years before the earth is uninhabitable.

Analogously, many employees often feel like 'factory workers'(sorry for overstatement) being pressured by employers to produce X as fast as possible.

Analogously, if none of your employees do drugs, all positive drug tests are false positives.