I was under the impression that these were oral traditions that came into significance as a means of strengthening the Jewish identity in the troubled centuries between the great kings and the hellenistic period. I.e., most would have been committed to paper in the 6th century BC in exile in Babylon or adjoining centuries in Israel or Judah, in any case long after the events of the Pentateuch. Maybe I'm talking through my ass as usual. It has recently been shown to be fundamentally flawed. I've got a computer in my pocket.
Most people call it a coin.
Usually my Alpha is faster. As long as I don't observe the output, there is a superposition of all possible outputs including the correct one. The only problem is that the correct one is an exponentially weak component of the wave-function. The only thing quantum-computation guys haven't quite figured out yet is how to extract that signal reliably for n more than about 15. In other words, quantum computation is currently a crock of shit.