Busy Beaver




Gregory Chaitin has written about mathematical evolution. If you handled more numbers, your information would be reliable. This is expansion and power law.

It is also called "Busy beaver".

N≦N+N,N×N,N^N,N^N^N^N^N


When you added more numbers, uncertainty would be decreased.

Ω mean the stability or the end.

Ω=Σ2^-P
Ωk=Σ2^-P
Ωk≦Ωk+1


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