Title: Godel's Scam Incompleteness Theorem Post by: BlockTreeClub on September 24, 2018, 07:24:47 AM This can be considered an implicit addendum to the many great "scam indicator" lists.
Godel's Scammer Incompleteness Theorem For any given list of scam indicators, a scam exists which is not covered by that list. Formal proof: 1. Scam indicators can be considered as logical axioms. For instance, a scam indicator could be "The stated identities of the project team do not exist." 2. For any given set (list) of scam indicators, there are a finite number of indicators on that list. 3. Functions within a scam indicator can be assigned natural numbers. For instance, "If identity is false, then it is a scam" If=1, identity=2, is=3, false=4, then=5, it=6, a scam=7. 4. These assigned number can be input into a "Godel Scam Number" which is the product of prime numbers that are each taken to the power of x where x is the next "assigned natural number." For instance, the Godel Scam Number in step 3 would be 2^1x3^2x5^4x7^5x11^6x13^7= 2.1018528e+22 5. No finite set contains all natural numbers. 6. Therefore, Godel scam numbers exist which will be outside of the scam set no matter how large that set is. Conclusion: It is impossible to create a complete list of scams. So don't get angry when something is left out. |