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    Challenges→History of complexity theory shows that problems once deemed inherently hard (e.g., primality testing) later yielded to unexpected algorithmic techniques, undermining inductive confidence in current parallelization barriers.

    Inductive inference from algorithmic breakthroughs to parallelization remains logically weak—historical examples don't establish absence of actual limits.

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