Are there any real, inherently unsolvable scientific problems

origin of the universe

>>8288477
god's existence

>>8288497

>scientific problem
> god

x=x+1
Solve

>>8288807

The parameters of the question expressly exclude this kind of answer.

>>8288807
x = infinite sum

>>8288842
Haha

>>8288807
only works for extended reals

>>8288477
Ex: The Halting Problem.

>>8288857
I could solve it.

t. not an algorithm

>>8288872
lols

>>8288873
I don't know why I replied to a loling tripfag, let alone a tripfag. Never again.

>>8288901
Stay in school kid.

>>8288477
Halting problem is the big one.

Others with real applications (or rather, others for which their undecidability walls us off from things that would be very useful could we do them) include the mortal matrix problem, rice's theorem, the various word problems, post correspondence theorem, hilbert's tenth, and some flight planning things.

>>8288807
It's simply just a wrong statement. It's like saying 3=4, it isn't a problem.

Arbitrary integral of the Gaussian distribution