How can high technology exist...

Human beings are a chimera of primate + alien DNA.

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>I don’t understand how things work so it must be ayyliums

The ability to abstract a collection of simple concepts into a single block concept will get you there.

Read this, it's a great book. Easy to follow, and it explains the basic fundamentals and building blocks of computers, and how they're combined in novel ways to create a useful machine.

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Magic! I love computers.
youtube.com/watch?v=fekWiU3K_e0

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You're jumping in to one hell of a rabbit hole, but it's 100% worth it for the pure state of galaxybrain level "holy shit it all makes sense now" feels you get when you connect the dots as you learn more.

Get a degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering. Sums it up pretty well.

>I don't want to spend $300K on a degree
Take free MIT opencourses
Digital Logic
Computer Architecture
ASIC design
VLSI

Those should answer your questions and help connect a few of the dots.

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this

Through repeated advancements and miniaturization, obviously. A concept was discovered and experimented on successfully. Transistors were made. They were large, inefficient and bulky. So over the years people thought of ways to make them smaller by using different methods and materials to achieve the same goal. That's basically it. Human hands can't make today's CPUs. They're all made by machines. The parts on them are just too small. But essentially the idea is to cram as many things on as small as a surface as possible.

Looks like some windows xp mp3 player's i've seen.

very nice.

Real talk. I Graduated with a bachelor's degree of science with a major in computer engineering, and this shit is still like magic to me. I understand many core concepts behind the processors development, but even I am taken aback by the complexity and even my understanding is near that of an ant trying to understand a house. I know where the food is, but that's about it.

which CPU is this?
I feel like it's something newer since the bottom left looks kinda like cache, but I'm mostly spitballing.

they aren't hidding it you know...

> Who cares about aliens...

Who do you think gave us optical lithography, idiot?

its actually very simple and can be illustrated on macro level with most basic machines

everything else is just scaling in to nanolevel

Sometimes I think about how life started as just a bunch of simple interactions between fairly basic chains of chemicals and how inherent math is to life itself, to the competitiveness of mating, thus computers must be a form of symbiotic silicon life that have been manifesting themselves in as many ways as possible into our society. It doesn't matter that we created them, the mathematical abstraction of what a computer is is just as real as the abstract idea of what our own life processes are, they are still successfully reproducing themselves every time we make one, we are like their proto-womb makers. Every time they present our animals brains with desirable light patterns that make us cum they are slowly but surely hypnotizing us into serving them, we are surrounded by these false faces of light with tendrils of electricity flowing from their compact brains towards our own collaboration of blood based tendrils.

And then I coom and put down the bong. Fucking hot.

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Probably a little help with pic related
I don't think we came up with this shit on our own

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I don't know, I find any cpu beautiful in a weird way

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Aliens

forgot pic

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It's only the beginning.

Check this out if you really wanna know:
>nand2tetris.org

>inb4 kike
t. Christian Palestinian stuck in this hellhole.

I think its a Xeon Phi , but I could be wrong

Kike.

I can understand why, just looking from this distance you can see the complexity but you still can't really pinpoint the fine details, you know how it works but it's still a marvel that it exists in the first place.
I think that one's either a newer Xeon or an EPYC going based on how it's all laid out, mostly just a guess though.

gtfo kike

In fact would it be possible for an user to make a homemade cpu? Surely some autists here should be capable of doing that right?

Because you're a nigger monkey ape doo doo dirt hut faggot manlet woman coconut.

do NPCs have thoughts like this, do they even care about how the world around them works?

In all of human existence just think that it took only the last 50-70 years to get to this point. It almost feels like we’ve peaked and the inevitable crash is about to happen.

technically yes, but you'd have to go about it the old fashion way for the most part, hard wiring connections as opposed to printing dies.
it's theoretically possible to do your own chip, but not easy
youtube.com/watch?v=IS5ycm7VfXg

The scariest part to me is that there are really only a handful of people in the world with the know how to set up a mill to produce chips on the nano level. If those plants went down/those people were killed, we'd be set back a long time.

maybe, maybe not.
you see, niponese are ancient lemurians and they gave hi tech to primitive burgers.
look into it.

>we
There is no we about it, and it is one of the worst things they have ever done to the rest.

no you need plants that cost billions dollars and lasers and photolithography and hydrofluoric acid that dissolve glass

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we have google and YouTube, someone could just look it up and learn how to do it themselves

Just watch how it's done on YouTube. Lots of baths and stripping agents.

Yes