Basically if you've seen the show mythbusters and how do they do it....
Real Science ... eg, This is jimmy and i'm 43 years old, Does the Light in the fridge go out when you shut the door? i really want to know... is there anyway i can find out? thank you the [insert]||name of this new" ... ..
Dear jimmy, why yes we can find out and here's how....
Here we have a camera and transmitter connected to inside the fridge, outside the signal is show on tv showing the light is indeed on or off... and then they want to know what happens if a car came crashing into the house (it might happen) would the fridges light be on or off? we will never know..
if a cat gets trapped in pipe and can't squeeze out and is jammed, could 1 end be sealed and a gas added to blow the cat safely out into a net...
how high up is the maximum amount any higher and you die, how high is too high to die..
a "What if round".. hypothetical questions, where would you live in an ice age?...if you had to live under the sea? where's the best prime real estate?...
if a computer could write code like a human does, and logically solve coding compiler errors and resolves the error, compensate or even extend an objects properties to solve a problem it can yet not resolve..
eg, program a computer game, it would learn how to write and learn a language and apply what it's read and scanned in, if a program were to ever such exist, and learn how to program any IC it's attached to by examining the system checking the ports doing everything the human can do the only difference the computer can't add external components.... but if you attached them for it ... extending it's own code what would be the limit to the complexity of a program it compiles? the most efficient programs to exist using no wasted bytes of memory and always write the fastest algorithms possible , perfectly designed and programmed... something we humans can only strive for,
etc etc...
Real Science ... eg, This is jimmy and i'm 43 years old, Does the Light in the fridge go out when you shut the door? i really want to know... is there anyway i can find out? thank you the [insert]||name of this new" ... ..
Dear jimmy, why yes we can find out and here's how....
Here we have a camera and transmitter connected to inside the fridge, outside the signal is show on tv showing the light is indeed on or off... and then they want to know what happens if a car came crashing into the house (it might happen) would the fridges light be on or off? we will never know..
if a cat gets trapped in pipe and can't squeeze out and is jammed, could 1 end be sealed and a gas added to blow the cat safely out into a net...
how high up is the maximum amount any higher and you die, how high is too high to die..
a "What if round".. hypothetical questions, where would you live in an ice age?...if you had to live under the sea? where's the best prime real estate?...
if a computer could write code like a human does, and logically solve coding compiler errors and resolves the error, compensate or even extend an objects properties to solve a problem it can yet not resolve..
eg, program a computer game, it would learn how to write and learn a language and apply what it's read and scanned in, if a program were to ever such exist, and learn how to program any IC it's attached to by examining the system checking the ports doing everything the human can do the only difference the computer can't add external components.... but if you attached them for it ... extending it's own code what would be the limit to the complexity of a program it compiles? the most efficient programs to exist using no wasted bytes of memory and always write the fastest algorithms possible , perfectly designed and programmed... something we humans can only strive for,
etc etc...
