[johnphantom]

Hi I'm John, I live in NC in the US, I am 45 and disabled. I spend most of my time playing video games and reading news on the Internet. I have been using computers since I was three, in 1972, my father had a prototype Cogar Supermini computer. it was an 8 bit computer with something like 8k of RAM and a 10MB hard drive the size of a washer - the printer sounded like a machine gun.

Give me quite a while, I have to work on getting two people two write about what I have already done, and I have to finish writing an explanation.

I have discovered a way to perform logic sans traditional binary Boolean logic. I have created a working model using this logic. It took me six months back in 2001 to come up with logic that is about 400+ lines of code. I look at it as a geometry of information. It is pure connectionism.

I promise I will be back 

[Data]

Hi John

You sound like an interesting chap 

I too play a lot of PC games, have just finished Watch Dogs.

Welcome to Dreams

[Freddy]

Hi John and welcome

You started out on computers earlier that me, I was about 11 with a ZX Spectrum.

I look forward to hearing more about your project 

[claude2]

I love HP games. I am in my 200 th game, but I do not lose lol!

[Art]

Welcome John! I had one of the first Radio Shack TRS-80 Model-I computers in Florida back in the late 1970's.

It had a whopping 4k RAM and used a cassette tape for program storage!

Later a 5-1/4" floppy drive for a RS-Color Computer cost $500.00! Yes and Single Sided Double Density  (I don't think that's where the expression SSDD came from but we really can't be sure - ) floppy disk drive!!

[ivan.moony]

I had Commodore 64 around 90-ties. Loading a game from a floppy drive took around five minutes.