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Can Water Networks Compute by Remembering How They Were Disturbed?

Can Water Networks Compute by Remembering How They Were Disturbed?

Computation has long been treated as the exclusive province of silicon, electrons, and logic gates arranged with deliberate precision. Yet nature has quietly been computing all along, in the swirl of rivers, the pulse of blood through capillaries, and the slow creep...

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