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It looks like quantum machine learning is possible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_machine_learning See my previous post about machine learning...

@kickaha BTW I don't think the simulation would explicitly simulate every single particle.... e.g. https://www.lifesplayer.com/flightsim.php In Flight Simulator 2020 it can go from blades of grass and leaves to up above the earth - and you can find your house because it generates a 3D model from satellite data. This game uses "machine learning"...

Note the original topic was "Simulations/matrix and the speed of light?" but it was blocked....

I think I read somewhere that the speed of light would make there be a limit to how CPU intensive a simulation is... (rather than allowing infinite speeds) Apparently time slows down due to gravity (related to how crowded things are) - which would also reduce the CPU usage. Note that there is a threshold of time (Planck time) which limits how CPU intensive things are as well. (rather than infinitely continuous time)

I got blocked too: Maybe one of the words is flagged/banned?

On the topic of Lucifer: Several years ago I was admitted into a mental ward and found an old magazine - IEEE Internet Computing from March - April 1997. The back cover had an interesting ad involving revolutionary technology. From the Wikipedia article on "Lucent"... "This same linguistic root also gives Lucifer, "the light bearer", who is also a character in Dante's epic poem Inferno." Apparently Lucent has been located at 666 Fifth Avenue. If it wasn't for that magazine I found, there would be no publicly available record of their amazing ad. I am the person who uploaded it to Wikipedia which has since been replaced with an unreadable low resolution version. I also helped add the information about Lucifer to the Wikipedia article - though when I first found the magazine I didn't suspect there was any Satanic connection.

nevermind

When I try to use an Australian supermarket's wifi this forum is blocked and says "Alt/New Age"