@AlexGR, everything in Ethereum is deterministic. There are no operations that have different results on different nodes. At least if everything works properly. If not then it can fork the chain.
Aha, that's closer to the answer I was hoping for. Thanks.
Ok, so is it censoring code that it doesn't like or something?
Let's say randomizing numbers is out of the question.
Now let's do something else. I'm adding a constant number (not random), let's say the number 42, for 1 entire second. Everything is given / predetermined: a) The number to add (42) and b) how long I want it to perform what I want (1000 msecs). The result though is different because one pc will have made 500 million additions, another will have made 10 billion additions, depending their cpu power.
Can I fork the network now?
