The theorem's guarantee of uniqueness is therefore conditional on facts about termination that are undecidable in general, undermining any unconditional epistemic confidence in unique results.
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conditional(no-truth-value account of conditionals)
A statement of the form 'if A, B' that involves the supposition that A and tells us nothing about what happens if A is false
unconditional(Contrasted with the conditional, which is finite and determinate.)
That which is omnipresent, omnitemporal, and indeterminate.
undecidable(Derrida's second aporia of justice)
Not mere oscillation between two significations, but the experience of what, though foreign to the calculable and the rule, is still obligated; the moment in which a singular case does not fit established codes so that a decision seems impossible yet remains required