This whole process starts with bad memory...and Woody (or someone) having a question?

"How can we utilize all this Intel junk memory in a simple way?" "Some how do it without data mapping locations of bad memory?" " How can we do that?"

The junk memory has turned into a colossal issue for the industry and subsequent 737 a non problem to easily implement ....now it's important for security issues...mainly one of a kind identification considerations.

There's a lot of serendipitous considerations in this process.....they invent as they discover.....and now, though very important, its not just about bad memory issues, but many discovered ways of doing things.

Now throw in a black cloud issue, like a set back by the USPTO (and think about that coinsiding with signet), based on an error of the examiner, because of date issues.

It's all so serendipitous ....lol

doni