>>11095748Man I like your style :) ( ;) ), and your politeness has renewed my vigour lol.
It's a very long, very sad story but I will condense it for you.
Let's say a team of very motivated people were thinking "what if, instead of just mining heaps of Bitcoins using solar panels and getting really rich, we built a quantum computer and wrote our own sha256 algorithm that could run on a quantum computer we built, and we could print our own money and take over the world, not in an evil way though, but in a good way, so they all devoted, oh I don't know, let's say 8 years of their precious lives, to a secret project to build a Bitcoin mining quantum computer, and after a decade of pooling their resources and time and energy and money.
They discovered that quantum computing wasn't actually real, like not real the way time travel, or warp drives or teleportation wasn't real, like you know what I mean. It was a science fiction thing, certainly might be real in the future, just not real now.
Well one of these people, thinking he was next in line for a noble prize (and it wasnt about the money, not with the XXatrillion in Bitcoin he would be making) got pretty upset about the decade he spent working on quantum computers so he kept at it, you wanna know what else he eventually discovered? And while a ten thousand word essay could describe it in more detail the main bullet point would be the same.
Quantum mechanics is a hoax.
All of it from the day of its first creation, there is no "oh I disagree with that part of QM but this part works just fine" type scenario.
It's actually all of it.
Wave particle duality, electron spin state, string theory, relativity, etc, all of it.
And this guy has been reading fake news articles for about twenty years now "working quantum computer, scientists teleport matter, scientists make atom travel back in time" etc, and he's starting to notice that in 2019 we are seeing the same QM headlines from twenty years ago (continued)
