Agreed. I'm speculating that they would have to embed the quantum-encrypted
code in a carrier wave and messaging envelope of sorts. It is the code that is
of importance as an embedded object. The logic should hold that as long as any
code is in a psudeo-random form, then it would contain a
How could they send it on the ground without using boosters? Are they using
radio? I don't believe that radio is unhackable (regardless of any
claim). The fact that radio waves can be affected by so many conditions
implies that it can be intercepted without the interception being detected.
Jim
PS: The Chinese quantum code is hackable.
Date: Sun, 8 Mar 2015 23:51:26 -0400
Subject: Re: [agi] SAT and Dynamic Programs of Models
From: a...@listbox.com
To: a...@listbox.com
Jim, can you describe an algorithm where P = NP would exponentially
speed up visual processing?
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