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It is great wonder how it is done that there is billions of devices that are made with such a microscopic precision. Amount of elements inside one microprocessor is around of milliards and it is made on nanometre scale. This milliards of elements would take many years to be installed, even by a machine, while they are produced in bulk amounts a day. Impossible. It could be produced one per a long time and even though maintaining that high precision would be unachievable. There is a solution getting out of hyperspace theory, which seem practice not just a theory. Could be one big microprocessor built of a transistors in usual scale and then moved through spacewarp shrink which makes objects inside space smaller together with moving along it. If object got out of the shrink through crack of space into regular sized space, it could have microdimensions in our macroscale. It would save many billiards of iterations and would seem more achievable that constructing millions of nanolittle and multicomplex devices every year. Great quantity of it would just spacecrack copier do.
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