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this little computer is doing something very special itamp;#39;s doing the very best it can isnamp;#39;t that just wonderful let me back up when i think of the mathematics behind computers i think about the lambda calculus you may know that itamp;#39;s impossible to know whether every lambda term evaluates forever or eventually stops but itamp;#39;s easy to show that a particular computation stops just you know run it until it stops the identity function applied to itself takes one step and then itamp;#39;s done thereamp;#39;s also an easy way to show that some non-terminating computations fail to terminate if a computation ever exactly repeats a previous state then we know that the next state will be repeated as well and on and on and on any repeated state will be repeated endlessly forever thatamp;#39;s just how deterministic computation works the omega function applied to itself immediately evaluates to itself bam non-termination but a third thing can happen the computation c