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It's equally plausible that our single bit is far too high-level of an object for them. Why not just simulate everything that makes up our bits? (germanium atom
by nofunsir 8y ago
It's equally plausible that our single bit is far too high-level of an object for them. Why not just simulate everything that makes up our bits? (germanium atoms, etc)
- xamuel 8y agoTrue. The paper doesn't rule out such a simulation. (Unless maybe the experiment could be run with memory-bits so hyper-sensitive that a single germanium atom could cause a macroscale bit-flip? Just kidding)
- nofunsir 8y agoYou joke, but aren't we're running into those limits? How many silicon atoms in a nanometer? Also... I misspoke. I was thinking gallium.