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You're down the Turing machine rabbit hole - I implied you could do that. Just the same way you could simulate a processor using an another processor - it's jus
by heavenlyblue 9y ago
You're down the Turing machine rabbit hole - I implied you could do that. Just the same way you could simulate a processor using an another processor - it's just not as efficient.
By the way - you could as well simulate a quantum computer on a classical computer; it'd just be incredibly slow.