"This angle looks good."
Ten units of population computing power could constrain this error within an extreme range.
The immense computing power of ten billion people was truly astonishing.
The system had calculated the error to a hundred decimal places beyond the Planck length.
An angular deviation caused by a deflection of one Planck length could miss its target by the diameter of several galaxies at a distance of ten light-years.
Yet they could reduce that deviation infinitely close to zero.
If they had sufficient computing power, they could even carry out zero-error long-range sniping across tens or hundreds of thousands of light-years.
"Professor Brown, I feel like I'm about to touch the laws of physics."
"Not even close, kid." Hearing the excited voice over the comms, Brown cast a casual glance at the apprentice. With his hands behind his back, he spoke to those behind him. "Everything in the universe is merely the trajectories of countless particles. Once we grasp those trajectories, we can grasp the physical universe. If there is a god in the physical world, then we mortals are gods. So now you understand why we must build the Megastructure Synapse Condenser at all costs."
"This is only ten percent of its computing power. If we could use one hundred percent, then the entire Tau Empire would be within our strike range. If we had dozens of Megastructure Synapse Condensers, then the entire galaxy would be within our strike range."
"This is how the physical world is played."
Dozens of Megastructure Synapse Condensers would require hollowing out at least a hundred mining planets and stuffing the entire Tau Empire's population inside. Their computing power would be equivalent to a universe-class computer born alongside the universe itself. Every particle would be a string of characters, capable of being