Subj : Quantum Bits To : 80BENJAMIN COX From : Kenneth Udut Date
: Sat Feb 08 2020 13:42:00 -=> Quoting Benjamin Cox to All I had
an idea several months ago about a program called "Quantum BC>
Bits". It would speed up the computer tremedously, literally
unlocking BC> the power of the processor. More on Quantum Bits
idea below the following --- Reminds me of a Trinary computer
system idea I had back in the mid 80's (along with probably
every teenager hacker nerd of the day), where you'd have three
states: OFF OFF DON'T KNOW Of course, the "don't know", if it
were electrical shades of gray could be infinite. But the
current set of electronics technology (the Radio Shack variety,
which I do not denigrate - I still have a spot in my heart for
Radio Shack) - the kind in computers today as a whole - would
probably not lend themselves to that kind of processing. Of
course, they DO have a system, but it's entirely far more open
than I had been thinking: the Neural networking, whereby each
connection gets a weight-of-importance instead of an on/off
status. I still think trinary has merit. QUANTUM BITS Is it one
of those cosmic visions? Whereby everything suddenly makes sense
and is crystal clear, but impossible to explain without sounding
dumb? I enjoy getting those. There's nobody to explain that
stuff too, which is annoying, but sometimes, if you explain what
you saw to the best of your ability, you may get a small
following. You may even get so much as to form a cult. I'm all
for it, in all honesty. I like a good following. Good luck --
explain your theories a bit more though, instead of poking fun
at my monkey ancestry. Ta ta from where it's warm: Ken From
Naples, FL. Golden Gate Estates. The largest land subdivision on
the planet. Hosting the best goat named Fred right in my
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