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In a sense, the computer is exploring the consequences of the trolley problem in a quantum-like manner. | In a sense, the computer is exploring the consequences of the trolley problem in a quantum-like manner. | ||
:There's so much wrong with this sentence. You totally did it intentionally. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.216.118|108.162.216.118]] 05:56, 7 January 2018 (UTC) | :There's so much wrong with this sentence. You totally did it intentionally. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.216.118|108.162.216.118]] 05:56, 7 January 2018 (UTC) | ||
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This would all be OK if it were not for the fact that devious black-hat hackers can come up with devious ways to see the information that should have been discarded in the "path-not-taken". So even though the computer will eventually decide that some piece of information should not be accessible - you can find out the value it would hypothetically read - even though it will soon decide that it should not access the information. | This would all be OK if it were not for the fact that devious black-hat hackers can come up with devious ways to see the information that should have been discarded in the "path-not-taken". So even though the computer will eventually decide that some piece of information should not be accessible - you can find out the value it would hypothetically read - even though it will soon decide that it should not access the information. |