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Is there a theoretical limit on the minimal amount energy needed to calculate stuff?

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Do astronomers count time relative to earth?

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If all the energy the computer takes eventually converts to heat, theoretically would it be possible to complete calculations without an energy source?

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Do equilibrium chemical reactions ever overshoot?

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Is there a theoretical limit on the minimal amount energy needed to calculate stuff?	1	askscience
Do astronomers count time relative to earth?	1	askscience
If all the energy the computer takes eventually converts to heat, theoretically would it be possible to complete calculations without an energy source?	1	askscience
Do equilibrium chemical reactions ever overshoot?	1	askscience