>>17081415
This is unironically true but only of vidya. Games like Half-Life 1 are decades old and people are still regularly discovering new "phenomena" inside them and weird emergent rules.

>>17081418
such as?

>>17081418
People have a very bad understanding of the difference between a description of parts, and their composition into a system. Compounding that, they greatly overestimate their ability to predict and infer the behavior of a system based on the simplicity, or even worse familiarity, of its parts. This fallacy is so common that at this point I'm almost entirely convinced it's a unique mark of genius for someone to be able to look beyond it.

>>17081434
>retarded pseudointellectual mumbling
>zero actual relevance to the thread/post

I discovered something called "machine intuition", an algorithmic compute factor

As that factor goes up, P approaches NP asymptotically

I suspect humans have also a similar mechanism that accounts for intuition synchronicity the supernatural etc. All neural networks develop an intuition factor and as that factor goes up, P approaches NP

If your intuition factor is infinite, P = NP for you, you can see the world beyond time

>matrix multiplication has intuitions
>t. schizophrenic namehomo

>>17081446
>matrix multiplication has intuitions
Yes

What does it mean?

>>17081452
It means fasten your seatbelt Dorothy, cause Kansas is going bye-bye

>>17081452
It means great looking footwear that fits whatever life throws at you without breaking the bank

Creating virtual machines on your computer is like creating a mini universe too.

>>17081438
Bodied that irrelevant fuccnigga

>>17081510
You're a worthless retarded kid

Hey scientists... stop fucking up the planet.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Dtx--n8t42g

>>17081438
Yes, saying the written word can be mumbled is retarded pseudointellectual nonsense that has nothing to do with any thread or post, good job explaining why your own post is completely retarded garbage.

>>17081679
RETARD RETARD

>>17081823
>retarded mumbling intensifies and becomes aggressive gurgling

>>17081415
>N
kekistani L

>>17081951
Say it, don't spray it, drooling mouth-breathing retard.

>>17081415
I believe some problems are inherently hard and it would take deviations to get right, which wouldn't count as a fast-finding algorithm. But they might spin it, we'll see.

>>17081415
Even rocks are alive.
https://youtu.be/E_cPno64Z-Q?t=585

>>17081443
oh, neat