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I think it should be safe to assume that you always need a computer that is bigger than the mass you are trying to simulate (in every possible aspect).
by bjornsing 4y ago
I think it should be safe to assume that you always need a computer that is bigger than the mass you are trying to simulate (in every possible aspect).
- bgkim 4y agoSorry I meant the theoretical physics engine operating the real world. For example if 1N of force is exerted on an atom having 1kg of mass, who is to calculate the resulting acceleration of the atom and update the value of the acceleration state variable of the atom? Atom itself or some kind of the universe OS? And wouldn’t it be necessary some kind of energy to calculate it?
- meindnoch 4y agoJt’s just a guy with a bunch of rocks: https://xkcd.com/505/ https://xkcd.com/505/