All Computers in the World are One-Dimensional Beings.

Shall we continue talking about dimensions? In my previous post (Happiness, the Light of an Unreachable Dimension), I recorded my thoughts that happiness might be beyond the dimension we live in. In my view, computers are perfect one-dimensional beings. We live in a three-dimensional world, and what we can fully control and experience is two-dimensional, so what we can create is ultimately one-dimensional. The reason we created computers and can fully control them so far is that computers are one-dimensional beings.

Some of you might wonder, 'What does it mean that computers are completely one-dimensional?' If you understand what this means as soon as you hear it, you probably think similarly to me. No matter how complex a computer may seem, it is ultimately a structure of repeating 0s and 1s. Like 0001110110011000. Those things are just displayed on the monitor screen in a form that is easy for us to see and understand. The method of performing calculations with the two cases of the light bulb turning on and off when Edison first invented the light bulb has continued to this day. We can also think back to even earlier times. For millions of years, we have experienced the sun rising and setting every day.

Currently, quantum computers are being developed, and from my intuition, quantum computers are completely two-dimensional beings. It is an upgrade of one dimension, unlike the existing method of using one-dimensional computers. But this seems like a pretty dangerous attempt. We are three-dimensional beings, and trying to handle two-dimensional beings without a clear understanding of the fourth dimension means that we are going beyond our controllable range. I understand that quantum computers utilize two simple rules: that electrons maintain a certain distance from the atom, and that they maintain a specific position only when observed. Since it uses the specific position of electrons on a complete spherical surface, it is completely different from the current computer that calculates using only two things. When you unfold a spherical surface, it is two-dimensional. That's why quantum computers are two-dimensional beings. I want to say more, but to write down what I understand as simply as possible, it is like this.

In this way, I associate computers with dimensions. To add more thoughts on the perfect one-dimensional being, when we write, we write down one line at a time on a piece of paper. But this is ultimately a long line. It is displayed as a two-dimensional plane on one sheet for easy viewing, and it is bound into a book to look like three-dimensional, and then it is further reproduced into videos, movies, and dramas, so it may seem like three-dimensional to us. But in the end, all of these are made up of one line. One line, one-dimensional. The letters written on paper are the same. All the languages ​​in the world, regardless of how they appear to our eyes, objectively, we can see that they are ultimately made up of lines. Lines are connected, disconnected, reconnected, disconnected, and their shapes change and are displayed on paper. What do you think about my thoughts? If there is anything I misunderstood or if you have any other thoughts, please leave a comment.

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