Computers, electronics, and even morse code, all based on a two-state system -- a binary system. Digital electornics have always used the notion of on-and-off, zero-or-one, to form, store and communicate information. This is the expected, normal, orthodox way to do things ...
But, is it the best ?
As with many things, perhaps not. Given a system using three states you can form some interesting constructs and perhaps build better computers. So the first UnorthodoxY featured links pages focuses on trinary computing with a few links explaining the principles, the state of the technology, and why it's taken so long for the idea to catch on.
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