Fun stuff! I'm struggling to see how it's a manifesto instead of a design spec. I was hoping to learn the perceived advantages of this architecture. (With a l

Fun stuff! I'm struggling to see how it's a manifesto instead of a design spec. I was hoping to learn the perceived advantages of this architecture. (With a lot of brain power I could probably figure that out, but I haven't had my coffee yet.) Regardless, it's an impressive amount of work to spec out a ternary computer, although I think the Russians did it a long time ago. EDIT: I did a lot of work with an expert system that had ternary logic (1=true, -1=false, 0=uncertain) over floating point values so I like the concept. I'm just not sure it extends to general computing.