Tl;dr: Maybe it is just dumb self-sabotaging philosophical skepticism, nothing worthy to see here? But maybe a bit of Münchhausen trilemma too?

I see chronic uncertainty everywhere? The possibility that we cannot collectively reach an all-knowing state makes me uncomfortable?

Math is not complete? Gödel says math has holes?

We are not all knowing, but it seems that we act like we do?

People say there's determinism your future is fixed, done? Just don't worry, there's nothing that can be done about it? How do you know for sure whether there is determinism or true randomness? Everything can be explained away by science? It is the only thing we have?

You think, so you believe you are? Do you question your existence, are you out of your mind? I would like to?

Could it be that we like to hide behind big words and terms for comfort? Or is ignorance a form of comfort?

Going beyond meta? No, not the Metaverse? I mean beyond things? Is there even a beyond? Can we go beyond by our "own means"? Or what we "have"? We cannot escape? We are trapped in West-Bumble nowhere?

6 basic operations for all computation? No (hyper-)computation beyond?

How come we rely on beliefs, or "axioms"? Why can we just describe things in physics and not explain why it is the way it is?

We just assume or belief, as if we know deep inside that we don't actually know? Do we like the word "belief"? No, so we choose a fancy word: "axiom"? "Conjecture"?

Why so many question marks? Because I don't know for sure? Do you?

"Ignorance is bliss." - Cypher

https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/88/what-would-it-mean-to-disprove-church-turing-thesis

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