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Subject: Re: How many GHZ for IGM to never win and then always lose? -- Never.

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 16:03:29 08/31/00

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On August 31, 2000 at 16:14:15, stuart taylor wrote:
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>I said much much more than a trllion terrahertz!
>And if you multiply 35x35x35 200 times, I think that should be about 200 plies.

Much more than a trillion teraherts?  I must have missed it.  A hydrogen bomb
won't create wavelengths anywhere near that short.  We are eons past hard gamma
rays by this time.  One thing is sure, we won't be using electrons or even
photons to accomplish this feat.   Maybe someone will discover particles many
orders of magnitude smaller than the smallest known particle and a way to make
them oscillate "really fast" but I don't think the current laws of physics lend
any sort of mechanism for your computer.

But it would be interesting if someone did invent one.  I'll be more than mildly
surprised if someone does.




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