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An example of the use of the Principle of Induction is the concept of numbers which are too big for any existing or foreseeable computers to calculate. This is known as Bremermann’s limit. <ref> http://www.kisekaeworld.com/Intractable/intractable.html?issue9.html </ref>
 
An example of the use of the Principle of Induction is the concept of numbers which are too big for any existing or foreseeable computers to calculate. This is known as Bremermann’s limit. <ref> http://www.kisekaeworld.com/Intractable/intractable.html?issue9.html </ref>
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Claims to know are therefore inherently unscientific.
      
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