Is there an easy way to see that non-computable functions must grow faster (asymptotically) than all computable ones?
My intuition for this is that functions are only noncomputable if their values cannot be proven to be finite in a given system, and only very large numbers cannot be provably finite.
My intuition for this is that functions are only noncomputable if their values cannot be proven to be finite in a given system, and only very large numbers cannot be provably finite.
