History as Computation (Part 1 Chapter 7) @TexTalksSometimes
History as Computation (Part 1 Chapter 7)  @TexTalksSometimes
Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is something I've wanted to put out in the world for a while. In this third example of physical computation, we look at perhaps the grandest computation of all, attempting to view Marx's ideas of historical materialism from the standpoint of computability theory. This example is very personal to me.
History as Computation (Part 1 Chapter 7)Countability Examples - The Set of All Computable Problems Is Countable (Uncomputability Theory 4)Uncountability and Uncomputability (Uncomputability Theory 6)Mathematical Representations of Decision Problems (Part 2 Chapter 4)Aspects and Platonic Realism in Homestuck (Part 2 Part 1 of an Analysis Series)Subroutines and Composition (Computability Theory 10)The Theory of Surplus Value (Intro to Marxism Part 3)The Transformation of Value Into Price (Intro to Marxism Part 12)Fixing Marxs Reproduction Schema (Part 2: The Solution)Ordinals, Cardinals, and The Continuum Hypothesis ([Tangential] Uncomputability Theory 7)Functions and Relations (Uncomputability Theory 2)The Law of Accumulation (Part 2: Technology and the Reserve Army)
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History as Computation (Part 1 Chapter 7)

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