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Is that different than a regular computer? To take your statement and slightly modify it: some sort of device to set electromagnetic charges, then run an "ele
by travisoneill1 7y ago
Is that different than a regular computer? To take your statement and slightly modify it:
some sort of device to set electromagnetic charges, then run an "electromagnetic algorithm" (i.e. a graph of "electromagnetic logic gates"), and finally read out the "sequence of electromagnetic bits" resulting from the algorithm.
That sounds to me like the computer that I am typing on now. Am I missing something here?
- outworlder 7y ago> Is that different than a regular computer Not very. Using their definition, logic gates, RAM, Flash or Hard Disks could all be redefined as "sensors".