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Why can't humans translate all of their abilities into an algorithm? Will that hold true in the future?
Your question contains so many sub-questions and claims, making it really hard to answer, but I will try my best, starting with debunking your claims.
No, You Cannot Predict Halting!
You are ...
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If Q* can break encryption would that prove P=NP?
You would have to show how being able to break AES-192 encryption would make it possible to solve some NP-complete problem. There would have to be an algorithm like this:
“Given is an instance P of an ...
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Trying to implement BFS and I am stuck
Every tree is also a graph. Therefore, you can use breadth-first search directly on a tree. It doesn't require recursion; you can use a queue and a loop. As soon as you encounter a node that ...

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Trying to implement BFS and I am stuck
The pseudo code for DFS using recursion would look something like this:
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Objective function
A simple one: You go to a restaurant, sit down at a table, and want a nice meal.
Define, as precisely as possible, leaving nothing out, what you want to achieve.
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