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Hypothetical situation in which, for simplification, only some physical aspects are considered in order to further understand or reveal contradictions between the laws governing them.
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Would computers accelerated to high speeds compute "faster" from our point of view?
I woke up to this thought yesterday:
Lets say Computers A and B have exactly the same specifications and at time T both are set to process an algorith that would normally take exactly 1 year and exac …
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