strongchick said:
Hmmm. Can you explain the ant goo on the computer chip connection?
lol - not sure I recall that part.
I know that his computer was pretty kick ass, involving a cube of a chip suspended in a metal frame and there was a lightbulb involved.
most computer people know that is how all real number crunching is done these days
I recall that ants over the computer. I recall the old school terminal. I recall the computer crashing every time it solves the name of god (or gets close), and his headaches everytime he himself gets close.
you'll have to remind me more about the ant goo.
I didn't like the spirals on the newspaper and then the random numbers (well, not random, in theory they were parts of pi). if you have faith in chaos - or rather *find* faith in it, as this was striving to make a point of I suppose, then true chaotic motion would not havie spirals but instead the waves and motions found in true chaos...
and pi isn't chaotic, so the whole thing is a bit annoying.
on the other hand, the group that just recently proved that you can find any number sequence within pi is pretty cool.
and the formula that allows you to know what digit is at any place in pi - reminds me of heisenburg (sp) for some reason.