Subj : Quantum Bits
To   : Benjamin Cox
From : Angus McLeod
Date : Thu Sep 01 2005 01:31:00

  Re: Quantum Bits
  By: Benjamin Cox to All on Wed Aug 31 2005 14:16:00

 > I had an idea several months ago about a program called "Quantum Bits".
 > It would speed up the computer tremedously, literally unlocking the
 > power of the processor. However, I have not yet had the ability to write
 > it down. (What does this mean - ability? Am I retarded? No, it's just
 > that I have the ideas in my mind, I see the logical proof that my idea
 > works and that I have previously been as a babe among genius, but the
 > flashes of insight do no last very long.

Smoke more dope!

 > Besides, I was stuck down in California in the desert for seven years 
 > and it was HELL. Believe me, people in the north wish they had more 
 > sunlight, but get down there (I am from Michigan) and you'll wish you 
 > hadn't).  Anyway, this was simply to stir up discussion and even get 
 > you thinking.

If you want to get us thinking you are going to have to make more of an 
effort.

 > It's not like I have given away a secret, but I would indeed give this
 > to you "shareware" (even though I much prefer to make billions like a certai
 > fellow we know) but it would probably be like giving you a fully-matured
 > brain (an old brain, not to be denigrating) and the monkeys in Space Odyssey
 > 2001 would probably attack. The point is that having such a piece of
 > software would give you free will...

Wait.  You mean we don't have free will already?  Or does your software 
release us from the bonds of predestination?

 > you may say 'what's wrong with that?'

I mightent, but a Roman Catholic might...

 > and I'd have to say it was great! (I'm not the pope or his many followers)

See?  we think alike, sometimes.

 > or you would say 'we already have free will!' in which case I would have to
 > say that I could not see the results of it yet....

See my earlier question.

 > (the trolls have not come clean with the ogres and dwarves)... I am 
 > blathering, sorry,

Uh, maybe you should smoke *less* dope.

 > it's just that I did have this insight and damned it I am always having 
 > some run of bad luck to go with it...

I once spent 3 hours (and a 1/4 of Moroccan Gold) writing a treatise on 
front doors.  The some fool *opened* the front door, and my papers blew 
out of the house, down the street, and away!

 > the doomed have better perception than the affluent..! 

Did you spell that correctly?  Or did you mean 'effluent'?

 > Take it easy.

Om!

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