I think they meant it's inconsistent with the 'memory value recorded vs memory address value' distinction in a Turing machine (as in, it's not consistent with its physical instantiation: "the real world"), not inconsistent with axioms of formal logic. I'm getting confused because I think these are two or more different research camps (computability, philosophy, logic, etc) and I don't know how much jargon is shared.
Can you share what you think made your business idea succeed?
I'd suggest not increasing your spending like I've read humans do in such cases and instead planning your personal finances to get the most out of your success. After that, disconnecting for a while would be good to get rid of any burnout. It doesn't have to be that long, but disconnected enough to give perspective. Then figure out what you'd like to do with your freedom and resources you have left.
1) Realizing the hard content from graduate school was not making myself more employable. Trying to become more employable on the side. Eventually dreading a subject I was passionate for. Lack of guidance or direction, covering more than necessary for my own understanding rather than studying to the test... Withdrawing myself 'for focus'. Refusing to give up and move on, wasting a lot of effort and mental health.
http://norvig.com/ipython/README.html "
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12470109