"Math that works" is what? An attempt to circumvent the restrictions of the computer computational model at the expense of making actual computation insanely slow? I guess that might mean it works, but is it useful? Or do you mean something else?
And that's a good thing why?
Which was one of the reasons the implementation took almost twenty years already and the result is still prohibitively slow.
mkay
Jenda Enoch was right!
Enjoy the last years of Rome.
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