Michael Hayes

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Many logical systems are plagued with intractable decision problems. For instance, given a pile of dominos of various sizes, we have no tractable way to decide if we can arrange them to fill a square of a given size. But once an arrangement is proposed, it takes no time at all to verify whether it constitutes a solution.
The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect (Penguin Science)
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