Simulated Time
Could a computer system operate by a single current moving through every unit of memory per cycle? I was just considering my light based theory of reality, by considering the analogy of a computer. While it feels as though this would be an "inefficient" use of a system, for how humans use computers, imagine observing it from within. While there are likely several ways that this might be done, I chose to imagine the inner workings, the constant adjusted or reconfirmed arrangements, always "lit" by the power source, as a universe, visible to the intrinsic observer. This branched off into a few more areas of the analogy that I had not originally thought of. For example, what if this were found to generate AI far faster and more robustly, because the program within the system has a stable and persistent environment to interact with? I also considered that this might be time consuming, but would the intrinsic observer notice? If their senses are tied into the same system...