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I could easily sue that idiot for slander...are you accusing me of taking drugs???? Mybe we should accuse the forum mods of the same for allowing barbaric attacks on charaters in the publi domain..I could do with cursing a few souls online again..
Nope, I am not accusing you of taking drugs or the like - I don't know you. But your detachment from reality are on occurrences similar to that seen by misuse of some rather potent drugs.
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To argue against your point. these figures you pluck out of the air relate to what types of chip. The original transitors or the modern approach? How does it relate to the above image and computer in concern?
Actually, they don't refer to any chip known to man, and that was the whole point. Your 100 times faster and 100 times smaller per year simply so wrong it screams to the skies. Those numbers refer to your postulates and illustrate why it is wrong. If your numbers were right, we would now live in a world of science fiction, all having artifical intelligence to help us. However, size doesn't shrink that fast and computers don't increase their computation times so significantly - they are actually rather slower.
Lets take a simple example. An 8086 processor had a MIPS count of ~0.33 when introduced in 1978
[ref]. Jump 30 years to 2008 and an opteron processor easily surpasses 125,000MIPS. That is an impressive increase in computing power over 30 years of ~400,000 times. Not too bad. However, according to your numbers that increase should have been an astounding 1*10^60 (1 followed by 60 zeros).
Using the same math, processor features should have shrunk by the same amount, which they clear have not. Right now some of the smallest transistors are 1.024*10^-15m2, which by your reckoning should have started out with a size of ~1*10^45m2. That is immensely big. The surface area of the earth is 510,065,600km2 or 510,065,600,000m2. That is many, many times smaller than the first transistor if your alleged math was to be correct.
Honestly, it is very simply math. If you actually did a little work on the garbage you are spewing out, you would easily recognize that. But I guess that would ruin your beliefs.
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Can you corrolate your data to what you know about this particular design?
You spoke in general terms and I responded in general terms.
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Maybe you know about the technology that created the size of computer.
What computer exactly?! Do you have a reference?! Specifications?! How fast is it, how small is it?!
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With allthis data on this page you still can't slander me without me sending you curses...Self presevation against slander..too right!!!
I am not sending you curses, I don't need to.
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So how are you so sure that my data is incorrect. Do you actually understand the figures you stated?
Yes, but apparently you didn't as you utterly failed to address them. I restate them here, so maybe you can tell me what is wrong with them?!
Year 1: 1*10^-4 m^2 and 100IPS
Year 2: 1*10^-6 m^2 and 10000IPS
Year 3: 1*10^-8 m^2 and 1000000IPS (1MIPS)
Year 4: 1*10^-10 m^2 and 1000000IPS (100MIPS)
Year 5: 1*10^-12 m^2 and 1000000IPS (10000MIPS) Fastest PCs currently available
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Are you aware how often scientific facts are broken every week.
Science is prgression and every single day we cross barriers we couldn't cross yesterday. So what?! That doesn't make your statements any more valid - they are still utterly ludicrous.
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I prefer intelligent responses though, got any?
Apparently none you like to hear or have the means to respond to.
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Laws of reality are bent constantly, Laws of science are broken every day? Comeclearer with your arguement or stop wasting UM space.
The laws of science are not broken. As stated above, it is a question of progress. If you don't understand my arguments, I guess I would recommend a simply math/physics course as it is really very, very simple, sorry for being so blunt.
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Does that make us even now, or can I continue slagging the slack slaggers..lol.
It is not a question of being even, it is a question of addressing arguments, which you have an uncanny ability to avoid.
Cheers,
Badeskov