trureturing — Discovering truth
trureturing is a truth-discovery library. Its name brings together true, return and Turing: truth, return and Turing computation. Logic here includes mathematical reasoning as well as philosophical and conceptual inquiry.
If machine learning is a logical black box, this project is a logical white box. Definitions, assumptions, proof steps and dependencies make reasoning inspectable. All logic can be formalized is the guiding conviction, not a universal theorem or a completed capability. Lean proofs establish their stated claims under their assumptions; research inputs, experiments and open questions retain their own scope.
This entrance offers a glimpse of the iceberg. Bring your own question and explore its larger shape for yourself.
Start your journey with Claude Code or Codex — current upstream guidance.
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Follow a question
- What can these observations distinguish? Work through four states and the four information-escape questions.
- Can a plausible formula fail? Follow the refutation of the literal OEIS A175406 floor formula at an explicit index.
- Do local observations determine the whole? Explore a finite quantum-state example: two different global states have the same local marginals.
- What is recorded as resolved, and what has no recorded resolution? Explore the external problem dossiers and their snapshot resolution records.
Continue with current upstream guidance:
First run ·
Use Claude Code or Codex and contribute ·
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