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[sarkeizen]

Same as a computer

Can I interpret this in a non-Troll sense of the term.

Cause last time you said a single quenco sorted "the same as a computer" and worked on arbitrarily large data without slowing down.  However it couldn't sort the vast majority of things a computer can sort.   So your use of "like a computer" was about the same as "almost entirely NOT like a computer".

Hence I need to know if this is English or Troll you are speaking.

[profitis]

Sarkeizen:'Hence I need to know if this is English or Troll you are speaking. '

And I need to know same from you.IS A TWO-BIT SORTER A COMPUTER or not,yes or no.if it is then quenco is a two-bit sorting computer

[sarkeizen]

IS A TWO-BIT SORTER A COMPUTER or not

I don't know what that is because I don't speak troll.  If you could rephrase in a way that was clear and not...well...stupid.  I'd appreciate it.

Really if you had cracked a book on computer science, even a really old book.  You would find all sorts of information on how to present what you are talking about.  i.e. it could be described as a FSM.  Instead you use all sorts of non-standard, made-up and generally stupid terms.   It seems like, you really know nothing at all and kind of require someone else to fill in your argument for you.   That sounds about right doesn't it?

Same thing when you were talking about "hydrogen spillover" - more cheap smokescreen.  Do people usually get fooled by this "Do my homework for me" approach where you live?

Again this is perhaps a difference between academia and where you live...let's call it "loserville" ok?  See here, if I write a paper I have to actually KNOW what I'm talking about.  I need to express my ideas clearly and make arguments that are very compelling (to non-loserville people).  I can't just say "The flrogslishever computer-spillover hydro-valve means P=NP".  Which seems like something you could pass off in loserville.

[profitis]

Sarkeizen:'Again this is perhaps a difference between academia and where you live...let's call it "loserville" ok?  See here, if I write a paper I have to actually KNOW what I'm talking about.  I need to express my ideas clearly and make arguments that are very compelling (to non-loserville people).  I can't just say "The flrogslishever computer-spillover hydro-valve means P=NP".  Which seems like something you could pass off in loserville. '

Sorry I'm an electrochemist not a computition.so far you gave us no reason why phillip's device should not be able to sort hot from cold wheras I've given a good few reasons why it should

[profitis]

Sarkeizen:' It seems like, you really know nothing at all and kind of require someone else to fill in your argument for you.   That sounds about right doesn't it?'

I know alot.enough to give a few reasons for philip's device being able to sort hot from cold.you on the otherhand can't give one beside pointing to kelvin statement