Yes, a time crystal can be used for quantum computing because it's an improbable, almost paradoxical particle that remains in constant motion with seemingly no cause, and no end…
So, I have heard of this theory awhile ago, basically through time and space, "programming" basically programming neutrinos, communication could happen between space and time instantaneously. Look, I don't deal in Nutrino's, but I'm an electrician, we can mathematically see diminishing returns in electricity with electrons. electricity is as close to E=mc2 as we'll ever see manifested I'm convinced, it is as close to matter moving at the speed of light as possible, and its diminishing returns are substantial. Based on what we play with and use day to day, just like a goddamn engineer, ppl play with numbers and use fancy "advanced" math to make things work that just aren't so....I promise, no matter what math you use, 2+2 will ALWAYS equal 4, not 5.....sorry.
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Interesting, so these crystals are inside quantum computers?
Yes, a time crystal can be used for quantum computing because it's an improbable, almost paradoxical particle that remains in constant motion with seemingly no cause, and no end…
Hi, I'm doing a job for school on time crystals. Would you mind if I interviewed you? thanks
So, I have heard of this theory awhile ago, basically through time and space, "programming" basically programming neutrinos, communication could happen between space and time instantaneously. Look, I don't deal in Nutrino's, but I'm an electrician, we can mathematically see diminishing returns in electricity with electrons. electricity is as close to E=mc2 as we'll ever see manifested I'm convinced, it is as close to matter moving at the speed of light as possible, and its diminishing returns are substantial. Based on what we play with and use day to day, just like a goddamn engineer, ppl play with numbers and use fancy "advanced" math to make things work that just aren't so....I promise, no matter what math you use, 2+2 will ALWAYS equal 4, not 5.....sorry.
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