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    The Church-Turing thesis is open (unresolved)

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    Observation: If one accepts the fact that the Church-Turing thesis is open, this implies that the question about the existence of a universal notion of information is also open. At this stage of the research it is not possible to specify the a priori conditions for such a general theory.

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