The viability of one doesn't automatically invalidate others out of hand. The plurality of dynamics and functions can grow hyperexponentially as well as emergently. It is the relationships between extants that counts. It is transformations and transductions of information that counts. Some information stays resident even though coded into atypical, not imediately recognizable, forms.
Some new relations bring added 'local' information.
Some transformations or relationships expose new information. What's important is that all these 'things' and intangibles are connected, can morph into one another. There is local utility if not always pandemic utility. Godel's incompleteness theorems are interesting. What is more important is a post-Godel perspective.