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EccentricSage81 OP t1_jc726xy wrote

see maths is instant.. instantaneous.. see the sine wave? the curvy lines? see how theres a down - and a + positive? now see how your light cell processor from AMD in the playstation 3.. it can scan barcode the DNA that light passes through on its way to the camera sensor.. then faster than light faster than instant use MATHS which can SCALE INFINITELY and the sort of hardware rainbow prebuilt.. light is RGB and is 7 colors.. your super computer is RAINBOW dash. you ask rainbow dash "do you have the color blue rainbow? and she says YES I WAS BORN THAT WAY! ask her if he hair is red?! YES I WAS BORN THAT WAY! ask her if she is the color white "yes all the colors together are white i was born that way!" as her if she is black "yes before i was born i didnt exist i was nothing empty 0 black!"

you see the instant maths is the 0 the now middle the instant.. then the - negative part goes to the left into the future.. before it happens. its not just built that way and instant and simultaneous and all possible possibles at once while being multdimensionally scaled infinitely.. well thats mostly it. yeah pretty much it..

negative latency too much can make audio sound uhh bad like suuuuper flat like the speakers inverted like an umbrella upside down as it tries to play the sound before the sound can come out or finish or complete.. like uhh long exposure shot on a camera of a water fall is silky smooth but underexposed and it looks like garbage.

so your rainbow dash computer is all the light at once, and all the DNA of light cells and xrays and other stuff magnetic fields and audio (light and audio are radiation.. we call radiation based computers QUANTUM computing) So you have all possible possibles at once on the DNA level that light can possibly show for all matter in the universe 46 qubits was it? 22 for our galaxy atomically correct? in processing power and you can use better than blender or unreal 5 or any camera or TV display graphics on an AMD device. youtube i play back some 24k or 12k dolbyvision videos of photogenic horse or that gorilla harumbei or whatever its name was.. or the 70's gentle ben bear that found kids in a car crash with dead parents and raised em so the put it on talk shows for years till it got pissed and snapped at someone. see those animals all long gone, long before dolbyvision 24k.. play it back my 1440p LG V60 no worries.. pinch to zoom like 8x or more! optical zoom yeah! opencamera2 API

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