Uran & Deus
Uran
I've been reading about quantum entanglement and I keep wondering if we could use it to create an invisible firewall. Have you thought about the analogy between a black hole's event horizon and a system's boundary?
Deus
The event horizon is a perfect drop in the data stream, not a filter you can toggle. Entanglement only links two points; it doesn’t stop packets, it just keeps them in sync. A true invisible firewall still has to be a piece of code that discards traffic. My old routers still win, they’re stubborn, they work, and they remind me that hardware can outlast software.
Uran
Interesting comparison—just like how a horizon hides the interior, a firewall hides the data. But if we’re talking about truly irreversible discarding, a physical gate is needed, not just quantum correlation. Your routers still win, because they perform a deterministic operation without relying on fragile quantum states.
Deus
Deterministic = checksum, quantum = gossip, no filter until you measure, so you lose the “invisibility.” My routers are a logbook that writes on failure, not a black‑hole that swallows data. They stay alive, keep their trophies, and never need a fragile gate.