What I mean is much more complex, to literally calculate every action. Everything. As if RL. (Destruction, path of fire based on air density, flamibility of the soil/fuel...) Simple Algortithms are easy, I've done about 30 of those. The question is better asked as, how far can you go?
@David T, I personally believe that Chaos Theory thrives on what we don't know. If you were to create the perfect system, where nothing may interphere. And you create your own atoms with code (ie. Program), then you will know everything they will do (OKAY, you won't, programming produces unpredictable results [bugs]). If you have other people program other parts of the atom, you get results that you do not understand, but the other person does. Now we don't even have a 1% grasp on atomic structure, and structure is amplified by certain variables. Thus, unpredictable results.
Quote: "You mean the fact that the speed of light in a vacuum is constant is wrong?"
The constant is wrong.
Think of it like this, on the subatomic level, electrons meet some resistance between transphers in the valence orbitals, so by flipping a switch, even if both wires are the exact same length (And the length needs to be exact by 1 pico meter), one electron will arrive before the other.
Quantom Mechanics states that a wave takes every posible route before reaching it's destination. So in theory, Light is traveling faster then light... confusing. I prefer to think of something that makes more sense, a wave exists in all points of the universe at once. Basically the same thing, which brings up a question, what if the wave is only a ripple? What we are really producing is a upteenth dimention energy? As a plain can fill a point, and as a object can fill a plain, this 'wave' we are creating is of a dimention greater then our own, and it creates a 'ripple' though our own dimention... Of course this is assuming that the Quantum Mechanics theory is correct.
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