New Computer Idea - more to add later need a job!

What if you made a computer with eproms, put it together even replacing your own chips in a manufactured laptop, even did a token ring sort of thing with different embedded OSs, not just linux, and with different architectures like CISC, RISC etc., so it passes the "job" like a distributed computing or server model, it's easy like moving to a different memory register, and almost impossible to hack, and use randomization and encryption, and even have a system for writing new OSs on the fly with A.I., and use firmware to update andd "reboot" each eprom? I say, make a wearable computer with eproms and different embedded OSs, A.I. or algorithms that rewrite the OS on the fly, and use different little CPUs like CISC, RISC and those from PDAs like Xscale etc., and pass the threads from CPU/OS to each other like a multithreaded network (token ring or ethernet or a new type or make it morph like a virus), and use encryption, firmware, and that makes the OS nearly impossible to hack and also redundant. It can fit in a phone, in a laptop, wearable computer, Tablet computer, and treat different CPUS like both registers and also computing clusters, depending, or randomized, and have it be sandboxed, honeypotted, and "self aware" as in a tripwire type thing that also does things about the issue, not just "reports it." and have it learn from attacks, so that it doesn't need to rely on "virus definitions." Have each eprom connected to it's own CPU be able to reboot on it's own, and not interrupt the other eproms or whatever. Perhaps also have some on backup or standby and have them be hot swapable etc. Lots of combos you can use and also improvements including capacitors, built in solar cells for recharging, built in GPS, Wimax, WiFi, 3G/4G as well as capability to add an antenna internally and even program your own firmware for future technology and also include packet radio to use internet with HAM radio and much more. Give it infrared capability over long distance, microwave, satellite uplink, human mind interface, fiber optics, weather proof/shock proof, shortwave/long wave transceiving, military/aircraft/police frequency capability via eprom uplink/firmware uplink by flash drive with proper authorization codes needed etc.

Also, astronauts can explore with the concept of the Abyss and liquid cooling of gaming systems as well as deep sea explorers. High temps/low temps, extreme elements like radiation, cosmic rays etc, can be blocked with antifreeze type things inside the body per cryonics tech and also using nanotech and genetic engineering like in Pandorum/Anarchy Online. The Abyss uses the same principle of deep sea monster fish that glow in the dark, using equilibrium to fend off the crushing pressure so as not to become a aluminum can and the liquid won't fry electronics since it doesn't conduct electricity. Also using plasmas, EMF, microwaves, infrared etc to activate materials surrounding an astronaut or sub person/and electronics to create either a shield or whatnot works great for exploration, and can even do the heat activation or cold activation or form multiple layers, one layer of cold/heat and the other of shielding similar to a human cat5 cable or something.

This is a quit writing in an apple store, would love this Macbook or even an iPad especially if anyone can give me a job designing stuff like this, I've got other ideas and could use a bit of an education, good food etc and especially shelter, am currently homeless, and recovered most of my sanity after several TBIs/Concussions including some pretty recent ones. Hey, I'll work for the military as well or law enforcement. I also have ideas on how to deal with militias, organized crime, spies etc. Oh yeah, I often sleep outside rather than in missions, the air is bad or something, I wake up feeling very ill when I sleep indoors. Also, need food (am malnutritioned quite a bit, not their fault but the food seems to lack nutrition or variety I need but it's free so am alive at least and grateful though I've gotten food poisoning quite often and once was in U of U ER for overnight observation for that. Thanks!