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The Turing machine is an implementation of a computer of the simplest type. To my knowledge, it is the third physical implementation of a Turing machine. The first one is made with bearing balls. The second one is based on water and is found at the Smithsonian Institute.

The Galton machine is a machine that generates a Normal, bell-shape, distribution.