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Because the pebbles stay there when nothing knock it off. And when something knock it off we can't reliably know where it will go?
by testermelon 6y ago
Because the pebbles stay there when nothing knock it off. And when something knock it off we can't reliably know where it will go?
- zamadatix 6y agoThere is nothing to knock of a starting condition for the GOL until you put energy into it. There is no reason, for instance, you couldn't have a little robot moving the pebbles according to GOL rules. If you say the robot is the thing doing the computation the such is the case of the computer running this GOL simulation. If you say it's not pebbles then imagine a mechanical computer built out of them. Provide some kinetic energy and rocks begin to compute just as the silicon in your computer begins to compute when you put electrical energy into it.
- scollet 6y agohttps://xkcd.com/505/ https://xkcd.com/505/ For any passerbys