>>10830362I can't say a vector is stable for more than two points of transfer. Because of the displacement field.
Unfortunately it's not a superconductor.
So it would have to correct the vector pretty often. And that's normanl
Look up CPU level error correction.
I still stumped how the fuck they managed to two step physics to allow for so much error, as all nis fine.They basically used some bullshit equation that resolves as magic.
And it does that as well and as near as fast as it's physically possible to operate.
With bugger all energy consumption.
So I'm struggling why a /complex/ vector is costly?
I can see them being use case specific, Hence why I can answer the thought experiment.
It's been abused and exercised it's become a question of is it going as speed or at slow.
Also bwhilst it still grants orders of magnitude data, I can't see it as a cost effective storage medium.
Those Peacock Mantis Shrimp. Their strikers are atomically aligned to a helix.
Think semiconductors are wanting to move from capacitance RAM now.
Can't be just to delete RAM as a evidence urge.
Electrics are etching inerrant. And organics are atomic builders. So I see a good wall to scribe upon.
As for puke. There's may reasons for sensory devices to overlap. a 4th eye cone gives something like 40m+ of light frequency detection? Probably wrong. But the point is there's many things that cam interact with us.
But only so much we can use to notice.
