What about a path to chemical computing, or similar? There seem like there are maybe more barriers to some kinds of chemistry in an under-water environment, but not absolute ones any more than our atmosphere is. Also, what about fluids other than water?
It seems interesting to explore the space you're sort touching on with hydraulics, too, to identify what's easier/better in that setting, and consider what science is doable early on in that setting.
I guess I mean to say: I find those sorts of thoughts a sort of comfort, too, and I wonder about other ways to achieve a similar level of development, but with different concentrations.
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It seems interesting to explore the space you're sort touching on with hydraulics, too, to identify what's easier/better in that setting, and consider what science is doable early on in that setting.
I guess I mean to say: I find those sorts of thoughts a sort of comfort, too, and I wonder about other ways to achieve a similar level of development, but with different concentrations.