Either I'm a complete idiot or this is bullshit - Just an analog computer. Are they simply confused by the fact that analog voltages can theoretically hold inf

Either I'm a complete idiot or this is bullshit - Just an analog computer. Are they simply confused by the fact that analog voltages can theoretically hold infinite information because they are real numbers? Which is actually false, because at some level everything is quantized and continuity went out in the 1900s As far as I know, you cannot have non-Turing machines - quantum computing notwithstanding. It seems like common sense. To solve a problem, you need to do something, and then something else. Sometimes if something is something you do something, else you do something else. That's how the world works and that's all anything can do and that's how a Turing machine works, and there is no other way.