: Scio Tech - On Nanosecond Cogs (Attn Les & ndc)

Scio Tech - On Nanosecond Cogs (Attn Les & ndc)
Date: 5 Feb 1999 04:00:25
Newsgroups: alt.clearing.technology
From: pilot@soda.csua.berkeley.edu (The Pilot)
Subject: 
Super Scio Tech - On Nanosecond Cogs (Attn Les & ndc)


ON NANOSECOND COGS (Attn Les & NDC)

On 30 Jan 99, "N. D. Culver"  <ndc@alum.mit.edu> posted on subject "nanosecond cogs"


> Les C. Rogers wrote:
> >Don't invalidate those nanosecond cogs.
> 
> Quantum mechanics in this PU says that the time
> of collapse (realization) is proportional to the
> number of entangled elements; fast cogs are
> 'bigger' cogs.
> 
> ndc
 
Correct.

One of the ideas in the quickie era was that the faster the result is obtained, the more stable it is.

I believe that that was correct.  Of course quickies then neglected to run the processes (faster not to bother!) and made a mess (turn on an FN and then skip everything!).   So the orgs started grinding things to death in a counter  reaction.

But as far as I'm concerned, the faster you can hit a good cog, the better.


Best,

The Pilot