> You can claim that it is obvious, and trivial, and uninteresting, but that doesn't invalidate it. Sometimes thinking outside of the box is required and such strict adherence to what has come before can cloud your view of an "obvious" solution that was there the whole time.

Then sure, go ahead. Define your own model of computation, one not based on turing machines and which somehow allows for infinitely big lookup tables, and then see what great insight it provides you.

I wonder discoveries you will be able to make in a system where you can say that the solution of a problem is just its solution.