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I think it would be limited to arithmetic and calculus due to limited use case of those eras, and also limited by the speed of computation on the substrate โ electronics or alternatives like photonics are pretty quick to function, almost instantaneous to human perception, but something like mechanical or fluid mechanisms are observably slow