DarkSaint85
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Originally posted by awraru
OK...? Again it's moot since Reed and Doom aren't computersAnd again since when does calculating sci fi mean you can calculate faster than a computer? Tons of characters create sci fi wankadoodle tech, doesn't mean they can calculate faster than an actual computer does. By this logic any fictional character that comes up with tech that doesn't exist in the real world would be able to calculate faster than a computer does, there's no correlation to be made there.
Computers in the real world don't come up with theories either, they just do the calculations. Hell Doom and Reed both use computers when they do their work.
Again, coming up with a theory =/= out thinking a computer, literally zero evidence to support this and if that was the case Reed wouldn't have lost to Stark across five chess boards at once.
Doom and Reed don't use real world PCs, do they? They use THEIR own supercomputers - which are far in advance of ours. Certainly far in advance of my smartphone, which can beat chess masters.
You are getting confused. I am comparing REAL WORLD computers to sci fi wankery. YOU are comparing SCI-FI supercomputers to SCI -FI wankery, lol. Totally different.
Plus, they don't just 'come up with a theory', lol. They actually do the math to substantiate it. You can't just go to a computer and say, hey, I have a theory of time-travel, now calculate it for me. You need to teach the PC the maths required to back it up.
Anyway, here's Reed subbing in for Worldmind. Worldmind is, as you may know, one of the most powerful supercomputers in the UNIVERSE, amassing the stored knowledge of an entire scientifically advanced planet over the past million years, with the requisite calculation speeds to access it. And Reed had 'some' trouble replacing it, but was able to.
Now imagine how much better he would be against a normal, real world EARTH based supercomputer. Or even a 2009 HTC Touch smartphone. Which can already beat humans.
Edit: Spoiler alert: he managed to do the calculations.