1: Explain it to me in 30 seconds.
2: You know better than that. It cannot be explained in 30 seconds, but what I am saying in short is grab your findings, apply the emergent phenomena you spotted to Zeah's grid, assume it continues, as expected, or in exception mode beyond where we can calculate it in reasonable amounts of steps, and only compute the slice we need. And voila, we got a linear, deterministic, and non sterile world to play with.
1: Don't forget sequential, and that we can't really see beyond the slice, unless you know how to overcome exponential.
2: We will fix sequential. And we can still use table results to compensate. Slices and exponential, I don't know, they are supposed to work like that, no point in trying to fix them.
1: I don't think you can bring out-of-order to your scheme without rebuilding the whole PiPrime set of dependent tables.
2: That ... is true ... but I don't think the computations will be that hard. It is a transformation into the same dimensions after all.
1: But it jumps into the complex planes to do it.
2: Which transformation doesn't?
1: Um... e=mc2? *disbelieving look*
2: Haha, yes. That and a few others that are on the other side of cause and effect.
1: Alright, prove the concept, and I will find you the thousand compute hours to transform the table.
2: Actually it is 4000 to 64000 hours.
1: 64000 hours!!?!! WTF!!?!! You said the calculations are not hard!
2: Yeah, compared to recreating the whole table.
*Both of them grumble*
1: Alright, prepare for real time testing then...
2: Already on it.
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