Yes absolutely. Prolog would kinda sorta do the same thing. It would be much faster though. You can build a mechanical computer with gears and cams, but it’s bi

Yes absolutely. Prolog would kinda sorta do the same thing. It would be much faster though. You can build a mechanical computer with gears and cams, but it’s big and slow. This style is much quicker than a deterministic computer with an rng. It wobbles between all the valid states at the ghz range, rather than the thousands of cycles prolog would need.