First 'Time Crystal' built using Google's Quantum Computer

[Scustin Bieburr]

I'd like to see it outside of a simulation. If we could actually build something like this, a lot of problems could potentially be solved. If I'm understanding correctly, the basic components of this thing can move without a loss in energy overall, if it's able to stay in motion without burning energy and having to break down, it could potentially solve all our energy problems.

Imagine a turbine powered not by radioactive materials, but by fabricated crystals that can be in motion consistently without breaking down. No nuclear waste, no radiation. 100% clean energy with no drawback other than replacing the machinery that harnesses energy from them or figuring out what to do with the crystals when we don't feel like using them anymore. That part is easy, we could use them potentially in telescopes and space probes and just send them out to film events in space.

I'm very excited about quantum computing and for those who want to know some of the basics, this is video gives you an intro to the idea:


and a video which explains how we can use them in other applications


Think about what a colorblind person must have felt like seeing colors for the first time, or someone who was deaf experiencing music. Quantum computers could potentially help us build things that dont exist in nature and we will get to experience these things for the first time.

 

[Benjamin Sisko]

Most of the physicists mentioned in the article are Indian.

Page and Brin, the financiers and who is in control of the project, are white.

 

[MIKE SPLEAN]

 

[Deep_Black_Conscious]

I'd like to see it outside of a simulation. If we could actually build something like this, a lot of problems could potentially be solved. If I'm understanding correctly, the basic components of this thing can move without a loss in energy overall, if it's able to stay in motion without burning energy and having to break down, it could potentially solve all our energy problems.

Imagine a turbine powered not by radioactive materials, but by fabricated crystals that can be in motion consistently without breaking down. No nuclear waste, no radiation. 100% clean energy with no drawback other than replacing the machinery that harnesses energy from them or figuring out what to do with the crystals when we don't feel like using them anymore. That part is easy, we could use them potentially in telescopes and space probes and just send them out to film events in space.

I'm very excited about quantum computing and for those who want to know some of the basics, this is video gives you an intro to the idea:


and a video which explains how we can use them in other applications


Think about what a colorblind person must have felt like seeing colors for the first time, or someone who was deaf experiencing music. Quantum computers could potentially help us build things that dont exist in nature and we will get to experience these things for the first time.

consciousness is next

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Legitimately WATTBA.

Skynet coming soon.

 

[TRUEST]

How do black people get in the front on this? Like become an authority figure on new discoveries that are sure to come about.

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

consciousness is next

If you havent seen it already check out this miniseries
Devs
I won't say any more other than the ending for it was crazy as fukk. Film room brehs can attest

How do black people get in the front on this? Like become an authority figure on new discoveries that are sure to come about.

Quantum comps need special rooms in order to actually work properly. A black entrepreneur could lock in contracts with Google, Microsoft or IBM who are the current big players in quantum to build these rooms. There are plenty of black physicists and software developers who have been talking about this stuff too. Quantum computers also have really strong security implications. You could use them to build stronger and harder to crack cybersecurity systems.

 

[TheAnointedOne]

How do black people get in the front on this? Like become an authority figure on new discoveries that are sure to come about.

Many folks here have urged black people to go into STEM.

If you havent seen it already check out this miniseries
Devs
I won't say any more other than the ending for it was crazy as fukk. Film room brehs can attest

Yeah very good show. Sucks there won't be a 2nd season

 

[TRUEST]

Many folks here have urged black people to go into STEM.

that’s not enough. They’ll just be another employee. Folks have to get into STEM and then be motivated enough to do several experiments on their own. U got be the one doing the discoveries or invent the system that allows for those experiments to be done.

 

[TheAnointedOne]

@King_Sage Forgot to say 'no homo' my fault.

that’s not enough. They’ll just be another employee. Folks have to get into STEM and then be motivated enough to do several experiments on their own. U got be the one doing the discoveries or invent the system that allows for those experiments to be done.

You need funding.

 

[Neuromancer]

that’s not enough. They’ll just be another employee. Folks have to get into STEM and then be motivated enough to do several experiments on their own. U got be the one doing the discoveries or invent the system that allows for those experiments to be done.

It's not fly or cool enough. So it will be ignored as a career choice

 

[Silver Surfer]

We are getting close to type -1

 

[Fade Runner 2049]

Can they simulate time travel as well?

wake me up when this is a physical reality.

otherwise this is just them trying to explain away the recent ufo sightings, hinting at how the ufos work

 

[froggle]

my body is literally ready.

 

[Genos]

Didn't they do this years ago?