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I have a problem with DNA computation that is currently being researched. Currently all the research is being done because cells are so parallel but how is that even useful. I keep thinking if you have this so called cell computer calculate every possible addition problem possible for a 32 bit number than what is the point your going to have to still have enough memory to store all the answers and sort through them. I mean its the same with all this quantum computation stuff. Your just going to end up with millions of different answers which you have to sort. Maybe I am just not understanding how cells are parallel and efficient for computation so can someone please enlighten me. Thanks in advance.