I think the other fellas covered it but are 4 functions a broad range? My scientific calculator does way more than that. My graphing even more. It's too open ended. It would become one of those laws that's just used to prosecute whoever they want and not one that anybody could tell you definitively if you'll be violating or not
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You (conveniently?) left out the words “across a a broad range of domains and tasks”.
I think the other fellas covered it but are 4 functions a broad range? My scientific calculator does way more than that. My graphing even more. It's too open ended. It would become one of those laws that's just used to prosecute whoever they want and not one that anybody could tell you definitively if you'll be violating or not
Surely we can agree that calculators are widely used across a broad range of domains and tasks.
Obviously it's not the intent of the bill to jail calculator makers. So the bill should be written to make it clear exactly what it's criminalizing.
Calculators are widely used yes, but calculators most certainly do not exceed human capacity on a broad range of tasks.
Still very much not an Euclidean definition, is it.