Let’s suppose for the moment that Chaos Theory only exists because our models of the universe aren’t accurate enough to be use to predict far into the future.
It’s as if you said “let’s suppose division by zero doesn’t return infinities”. The arguments that show that a general three-body problem lacks closed form solutions are pretty good. I suggest believing them, else you are almost certainly going to spend time on a futile effort. (There may yet undiscovered be closed-form solutions for specific initial conditions, but hardly so for general many-body problem.)
Also, it’s relatively easy to evolve solutions to differential equations, but evolving algorithms for solving differential equations sounds pretty hard.
It’s as if you said “let’s suppose division by zero doesn’t return infinities”. The arguments that show that a general three-body problem lacks closed form solutions are pretty good. I suggest believing them, else you are almost certainly going to spend time on a futile effort. (There may yet undiscovered be closed-form solutions for specific initial conditions, but hardly so for general many-body problem.)
Also, it’s relatively easy to evolve solutions to differential equations, but evolving algorithms for solving differential equations sounds pretty hard.