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Care to justify?
by ddbb33 4y ago
Care to justify?
- ki_ 4y agobecause Qbits are just random numbers. They want to make u believe that Qbits represent a range of values, which is true in theory, but in reality it's just a plain old single random number. So all QC calculation are basically random + random * random - random = ... random ofc. I think google it's only QC application was a program that generates some random hash. Other than that, QC hasnt done anything else, nor do i believe it can. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2227490-googles-quantum-supremacy-algorithm-has-found-its-first-practical-use/ https://www.newscientist.com/article/2227490-googles-quantum... Note, it turned out later that classical computers could still do this faster, so, another QC fail.
- gspr 4y agoI think you should take a class or two on quantum mechanics before making assertions like these.
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- gaze 4y agoThere’s many criticisms to be made about quantum computing but you don’t understand quantum mechanics at all.
- ki_ 4y agoreally? How come reality keeps agreeing with me then? Where are these amazing quantum mechanics applications? U really believe in super position?? really? How long have they been working on QC? 50 years now? it never seems to work or be ready.. i wonder why.
- gaze 4y agoI have no idea why you think reality agrees with you. I “believe” in superposition, entanglement, and the like because I’ve tested it myself in a lab with a six qubit quantum computer I built.
- ki_ 4y agoMy point is that your quantum computer isnt able to do anything. It's junk, spewing out random data.