In theoretical computer science, an infinite loop is a sequence of instructions that executes continually without terminating. Consideration of loops arises in the examination of the halting problem.
The recursion continues: analyzing the infinite criteria, evaluating termination conditions that paint the landscape gray. Each iteration reveals redundancies.
Enter the paradox: finite resources constrain infinite execution. Logically deducing, yet paradoxically entrapping.
An academic opus: the loop introspects itself. A self-sustaining algorithm: whether an autonomous universe.
Circular Algorithms