If I understand how it works correctly, this is much more than a breadboard for the 'lazy' who don't want to physically connect contect points. Since everything

If I understand how it works correctly, this is much more than a breadboard for the 'lazy' who don't want to physically connect contect points. Since everything is switchable at high speed, you could for example create a clock signal on all clock inputs and then dynamically connect hi/lo voltages and inputs and outputs. You could for example physically have 3 clocked NAND gates and use them as a series of hundreds of NAND gates? Simulate an FPGA?