Rambling About Computation And Logic

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Ben Eater Running A Breadboard at 1MHz

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There is more though. I have an idea that one can use a kind of reversible logic for computation that will be asymptotically optimal from a thermodynamic point of view. See Dianna Cowern Step By Step Beginning To Convince Me That We Do In Fact Live in A Multiverse, in particular my comments on simultaneity and thermodynamics in Geometry, Physics, Philosophy and Politics With Dianna and Elizabeth And Friends. Oh, I just checked and they're not in there. I had a feeling one of these videos I made that day had disappeared from my phone. It was the one where I explained why I wanted help from women with the bit about thermodynamics and simultaneity on page 18 of this text. Well, I remember what I said, so if anyone wants to know what it was, then they can just talk to me, can't they? Simply send me an e-mail showing me that you know what I'm talking about here.

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