On 3/30/2013 5:15 PM, Joseph Knight wrote:
Sorry for the vagueness of my question; I would not count pi as a physical constant. I
would count the empirically determined circumference:diameter ratio for a circle in our
observed curved spacetime as a physical constant.
The reason I asked is because Bruno has repeatedly claimed that COMP=>"noncomputability
of physics" but I'm wondering what exactly this would mean in practice.
Good question. I had assumed he referred to indeterminancy. The trouble with asking about
physical constants is that they are only measured as rational numbers.
Brent
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