thanks, but I have the dildo und played over the weekend two times now... not sure what I'm missing
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yes, it was delivered, an i had several scenes with it like after the bar visit or in the shower.
Yeah, I was just about to write another reply that you need to get Jenny to at least 25, which is what the problem is.okay, thanks a lot. this my save from just right now.
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I didn't write anything down so here's just a few things I remember from the top of my head:
- First of all the notion of "emulating" a quantum computer inside a classical binary one is nonsense, but you already said that you were just hand-waving this to make it fit the story, so I guess that's fine.
- Next is the explanation of superposition states. In this picture of "1", "0" and superposition, there aren't just 3 states. Since any linear combination of "1" and "0" is an allowed state there are actually infinitely many of them.
- Lastly, the explanation of quantum entanglement is backwards, if you measure one entangled partner to be "1" than the other has to be "0", not "1" as well.
Took me a second to realize it was a typo, and not a trick question by the prof. :coldsweat:
Anyway, you're doing god's work here, so thanks for brightening my day mate. :kisskiss:
I wasn't really sure about this when I first came up with the idea, but when I did research it became evident that it would be pretty much impossible to do. It's a little like making a loop with a power strip, thinking you got infinite power.
Not if it's just one digit, then it's 0, 1 and both.
I'm pretty sure that's wrong, it's not the opposite but the same. Two entangled particles will behave identically no matter where they are in relation to each other.
Thanks, I'll fix that right away, thanks for pointing it out.
Maybe it was a typo by the prof?
Thanks, you too!
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In this example there's an infinite amount of possible superposition states, but once you make a measurement it will collapse to either 0 or 1.
So it's either infinite or 2, depending on how you look at it, but never 3.
Their properties are not identical but correlated. Entanglement means that you can not describe the two partners independently of each other but only the system as a whole. If you have a system with a total spin of 0, and you measure one partner to have spin "up" than the other HAS to have spin "down" to satisfy the total spin.
I just realized now how difficult this is to put into sentences without breaking out formulas. :coldsweat:
So what you're actually saying is that saying infinity is a state is wrong, which I can sort of get, but I still think it's more a matter of interpretation, infinity is after all pretty murky.
That's not what I learned, but I'll check it out, or if you have a source that backs it up somewhere.
That sort of makes sense, but it's not how I've understood it, I'll do more research.
Thanks for pointing it out, some peer-review is always nice.
I know the feeling.
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The game has obviously changed with the move to the new house. Not sure if I'm at the end of v0.09.04, but the MC is in an empty house (no horny womenz) with no way to move forward?! Is there a way to move time forward like watch TV?
You shouldn't need to forward time in this update. It's a just a fairly short sequence that spans the first day, or more days depending on if you found all of it the first time around.
You can forward time by clicking the clock, but like I said, no need to do it in this update.
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Looks like I'll have to start over from the beginning since you don't have an upload for android for the latest update. Not that I mind...it's a great game and has inspired me to create my own (wish me luck).