36 lines
1.7 KiB
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36 lines
1.7 KiB
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=/ =path /0003/txt
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=/ =moat [da+now.hid da+(add now.hid ~h1) path]
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[%pass /my/wire %arvo %c %warp our.hid %home ~ %many & moat]
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[trsnltn ray:99HGV84]
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I broke it. I was trying to understand a bit more on how humans were able to
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come up with such advanced devices like the QEC. From what I know about humans,
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they were rather in a primitive state when the built the first QEC. That does
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not really compute. Some parts of the device are well within the range of their
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technological knowledge of the time, but some are way too advanced in
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comparison.
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The causal loop oscillator for example is not something you would expect from
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early humans. While they were actually progressing fast on the science front,
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way too many individuals were still intellectually at stone age level. Some even
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believed in some sort of superior beings watching them and taking care of them,
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or something like that, even against every fact that were in front of them.
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Yeah. No. In order to understand (and yet to build) a causal loop oscillator,
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you necessarily need all of the brain power of a species. This cannot be
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discovered by a single individual, and Humans don't possess a hive mind. Only a
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really advanced and united species could come up with this.
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I broke it because the wiring was... Exotic to say the least. It seemed almost
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like it worked by accident and the people working on it just could not
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understand why, gave up, and left it this way.
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To their credits, it took me a while to figure out how it could work *this way*.
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So now it's fixed, but it just unravelled even more questions. Did humanity
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invented the QEC, or did they discover it? And more importantly, if so, *who*
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invented it?
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[/trsnltn ray:99HGV84]
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