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Chapter 12:
The Principle of Computational Equivalence
Section 1:
Basic Framework
Section 2:
Outline of the Principle
Section 3:
The Content of the Principle
Section 4:
The Validity of the Principle
Section 5:
Explaining the Phenomenon of Complexity
Section 6:
Computational Irreducibility
Section 7:
The Phenomenon of Free Will
Section 8:
Undecidability and Intractability
Section 9:
Implications for Mathematics and Its Foundations
Section 10:
Intelligence in the Universe
Section 11:
Implications for Technology
Section 12:
Historical Perspectives
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