AFTERMATH 01

[thecomputer]

Thank you for your input, Citizens! The results of the trial will now be revealed on your screens.

[The interface with the voting buttons vanishes, and is replaced with the following:]

Anthy-R-███-2 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Aud-R-███-1 voted for Nobody
Bobby-R-███-1 voted for Nobody
Clay-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Curly-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Dan-R-███-1 didn’t vote
Greed-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Horace-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Logan-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Mogeko-R-███-4 voted for Nobody
Mukuro-R-███-1 voted for Nobody
Paul-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Phi-R-███-1 voted for Zolf-R-███-1
Rin-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Robin-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Sakura-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Simon-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Yomiel-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4
Zolf-R-███-1 voted for Mogeko-R-███-4


Total:
Mogeko-R-███-4 (13)
Abstain (4)
Zolf-R-███-1 (1)

Comments

[plentyfriendly]

Does that change if we instead assume it's running on a quantum computer instead of a regular one?

[schrodingers_man]

[ The question takes him so off-guard that he actually laughs a little. ]

You really think this could be a quantum computer? Those things are rare, and, more importantly, expensive. Something of this size would take resources on the level of a national government. It's not outside the realm of possibility, but why would they bother?

To actually answer your question, though, no. A quantum computer's a very advanced, difficult machine, but it's still a computer. Shoddy code makes a shoddy program, no matter what's running it.

[plentyfriendly]

Well, I've got to agree with the shoddy code part, at least; he doesn't have much of a personality. Never thought I'd be missing Zero Jr....