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You're right that it expands upon the C-T thesis a bit, so my use of the word "literally" was incorrect. It does depend on the C-T thesis though, because it re
by amalcon 9y ago
You're right that it expands upon the C-T thesis a bit, so my use of the word "literally" was incorrect. It does depend on the C-T thesis though, because it relies on a definition of "processor" that references it. You'd still need to explain it to a judge.
- ouid 9y agoWhat do you mean when you say "expands upon"? Either all computers are equivalent or you aren't invoking C-T.