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That never works for obvious reasons, which is that all downward levels rely on all upward levels to continue to exist. Your computer can't for instance continu
by OutOfHere 2y ago
That never works for obvious reasons, which is that all downward levels rely on all upward levels to continue to exist. Your computer can't for instance continue running a program if someone crushes the computer.
- XorNot 2y agoThe idea is that you can sub-divide energy use indefinitely, since it asymptotically approaches but never reaches zero. So you run a progressively more efficient substrate, over progressively longer times, but never perceive yourself as being "slower" because you still experience the same fundamental timeslices.