The Insane Future of Quantum Technology

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[@cynohaehae]

Ok.

[@storming.]

No

[@dragonfist417]

lol

[@Yukiyusitzmeh]

No but thank you really preceded

[@storming.]

Perhaps I will

[@wabbit4936]

Very exciting, maybe they'll even be powerful enough to run shaders at max render distance

[@ariesleo7396]

@twzzy 256k at 3840 FPS Or 4K 60 FPS x64

[@sarvashabraham7993]

We can only wish sadly

[@SeleverEnjoyer]

@@sarvashabraham7993 you mean the company, i mean the company, i mean the company, i mean the company

[@urSinKhal]

Ok,not THAT powerful

[@toshdefroge6541]

I need Retina-Grade resolution(20/20) and Retina-Grade Frame Rate to see myself suck at eye level.

[@eddiek106]

As a researcher in this area, the hype in this area is crazy. The only advantage is speed over classical computation, classical can do anything a quantum can (church-turing) and we are decades (if at all) away before we see a speedup that will be economically justifiable.

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

This is the sane comment I was looking for (half this comment section is some crappy meme about waffle houses, or some shit).

[@42guide]

Yep quantum computation just works exponentially faster compared to linear

[@javierflores09]

decades is an understatement, we are decades from the discoveries but economically justifiable? More like centuries to me

[@w花b]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis yeah they're spamming. I thought I missed some kind of funny meme that I missed but it's not. It's similar to that "oh yeah yeah" thing a few years ago.

[@nothingtoseehere2189]

@@42guide wdym logarithmically, isn’t that less than linear after a certain point?

[@camarokidbb4347]

If you were to make a video game run on a quantum computer, theoretically, you wouldn’t ever have to load the game beyond booting it up, even with every room/level being a separate area.

[@keatodiet]

Show a dude the endless possibility frontier of quantum mechanics, and they aren’t impressed unless it can run “The Last of Us 2” in ultra4K 240 Hz 360 FPS

[@winter2888]

Yes,but can it run Minecraft?

[@ozzivpodno1356]

@@winter2888Man asking the real questions that drive innovation

[@zephaniahqamer]

@@winter2888 meh too ez lets get real, can it run minesweeper?

[@dontmindme4469]

Could it run crisis tho

[@zan1971]

Love how you explain concepts so easily. It also keeps me upto date with new breakthroughs and speculation. Thanks Skynet.

[@lakesnyder]

Most of this is impossible at the most basic level, it’s just hype for investors

[@Явозбужден]

@@lakesnyder can you elaborate

[@dharrman6799]

@@lakesnyder isn’t this video about what we could achieve eventually and not what we will achieve? maybe i missed something i dunno

[@lakesnyder]

@@Явозбужден yeah, information cannot be transmitted through quantum entanglement. At best right quantum computer can calculate if 7 goes into 21 slightly faster than a normal computer with a modified algorithm

[@Явозбужден]

@@lakesnyder after watching a couple videos about quantum computers, you’re definitely right it is quantum hype

[@BetelsPeak]

I think the privacy gains for quantum technology are vastly overblown. People already give out information so you don't need to steal it. As for the quantum internet that will not be faster than normal internet for the foreseeable future. The more I hear about quantum computers the more I feel like we are playing with an similar situation to mechanical computers in the 1800s. We are no where near where we need to be with tech yet. I am hoping for that advancement like the transistor to come along to make it more feasible to see what it practically can do.

[@igoralmeida9136]

everything in this video is vastly overblown, just pure quantum hype

[@qzvl]

the development of technological breakthroughs has vastly increased and will continue to increase, so i believe quantum computation will come much sooner than expected, so i dont think its going to take all that long until we have these types of technologies accessible to us.

[@4shadow2]

@@qzvl it will take a while. It doesnt matter what you think

[@biochemlife]

We'd be paid for our information though...

[@qzvl]

@@4shadow2 no fucking shit retard i didnt say we would get this tech tmrr, but also not in 200 years. realistically more like 50-100 years from now

[@sanskarsaraf9552]

Another excellent video!

[@Sensoooo]

SKINWALKER DETECTED

[@whothefrickareyou8106]

Correct

[@SciencephiletheAI]

Is that an imposter among us?

[@crazydog4626]

@@SciencephiletheAI I am afraid it is a sussy baka

[@thetroll6632]

@@SciencephiletheAI he's sus

[@otherscup]

And here I sit, waiting to start chemistry at a university and question myself, "Damn, am I going to be relevant once quantum computers are here?"

[@RayRay-dv9xg]

Probably. Quantum stuff is just another tool, just like all the other inventions. Think about this: Even if we get an super AI that can do all the computing/ programming, it will not know what to do with its computing power until someone tells him. Only humans truly know what humans want or need. Also, an AI doesn´t have curiosity and imagination, which is needed to think about something truly new. Computers can only work with what is there already, life is different

[@yordanyordanov7203]

Of course, especially if you go for theoretical/computational chemistry

[@marsbase3729]

Will any of us be relevant after the singularity? Uh... We love you super A.I. 😰😝

[@mccartney7108]

dude i want to be a musician but with ai art becoming mainstream idk if that’s gonna be a feasible reality

[@piuthemagicman]

@@mccartney7108 people will want human music. the AI boom is there but luckily most don't want soulless music, people need to relate to real humans doing the art.

[@AuraAcorn]

This literally explains quantum mechanics, computing, and cryptography, in such a simple way that me trying to learn on my own took hours to do. Thanks a ton for making it simple for our human minds

[@yaqinmalul6467]

Well mandkind always innovative until.. . We NUKED OURSELF

[@AuraAcorn]

@engineer gaming To the observer, it is not yet determined what state it's in, and so for the observer all possible possibilities of what state it can be in all have a combined total of 100% chance of happening. You can boil quantum mechanics (at least the mathematical part of it) down to similar to just regular probability, but we don't know the exact % chances of each possibility, just that they can each be the case, and we don't know which it is until we see it.

[@anywallsocket]

Too bad it’s riddled with all the same errors that every video has when the do only minor research into extremely dense subjects.

[@Andrew-rc3vh]

Trust me, it would take a lot more than a few hours to learn it. it's all maths. You need to learn how the maths works before you have the tools needed to do quantum mechanics.

[@havenbastion]

Too bad it's wrong, eh?

[@kujojotarostandoceanman2641]

I love how quantum computer uses 2 random system therefore can isolate it into a non random one, it's mind-blowing how we can use logic to beat pure randomness

[@LimeyLassen]

Just run it thru a pipe, 2 easy

[@strikermodel]

This actually helped me to understand the applications of quantum mechanics to a degree. Thank you!

[@randomaccount6146]

You are the first person I have seen to explain quantum superposition so well and in such a short time

[@reachtrev69]

Alot of this stuff clicked on your description here. Well done! Ive watched quite a few videos on almost all these topics and I have to say your explanation cleared up a bunch of misconceptions I had.

[@juasjuasi4750]

something to note is that engieneers generally agree that a quantum interenet will be a cloud internet. We will not see a quantum personal computer anytime soon. Not only maintaining a quantum state of qbits is incredibly fragile, but you need to refrigerate it. only allowing large facilities like government buildings and big tech corporations as reliable ways to store them.

[@emilhap3488]

Yes. If there was somehow a way to get private quantum computers, that would be amazing, but I think that quantum computers are an overkill for communication when the internet works just fine. What I do think would sense is for large corporations to use the quantum computers for communicating with facilities at Mars (right now a single robot) because that planet is several light minutes away from us and very unreachable in terms of accurate communication

[@evansoutdoors4022]

@@emilhap3488 I think we might see quantum computers in households so day, why would we be using them? no clue but they seem like a natural extension of binary computing. (I think its pretty basic history but even regular computers started out as glorified calculation machines)

[@nektariosorfanoudakis2270]

That's revisionist history, there is a huge amount of early developments in the field of computer science, both theoretical and practical, (even when it was just a sub-branch of Mathematical Logic, e.g Turing Machines etc.), without mentioning Quantum Mechanics even once. You can make a Computer with literally everything, from gears and levers et al, to... Redstone in Minecraft.

[@milliondollarmistake]

When did anyone say that there weren't any developments in computer science before quantum mechanics?

[@jasonchiu272]

Sometimes I just wonder why we couldn't use Morse code to communicate over large distances with quantum entanglement. Like it doesn't matter the state of the particle at the end, but more about the time each particle has been observed which can translate to symbols. Or it might be too slow or already implemented.

[@masterofnone-mm8df]

it is implemented

[@saferugdev8975]

this video by cool worlds has some interesting insights into the topic. (spoiler: its confusing as f***) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH3UnGqrlqqBd7s

[@Geskawary234]

I think quantum computers will more like be for difficult calculations and simulations, because a common and a quantum computer are about as different as a person and some kind of alien bruh

[@MultiBearsfan54]

Please do a video on something I recently just learned (heard) about, “zombie planets” When a super nova happens sometimes a planet gets like, formed from the ashes and structure of one that was blown to smithereens.

[@juiceoverflow]

Dust + gravity+ time = planets

[@Narty_Naz]

All planets are zombie planets when you think about it. Some other goes beyond a zombie planet and becomes revenant planets (Mars) and vampire planets (Earth) instead.

[@scavor5iq149]

​@@Narty_Naz what about the goblin planets

[@Narty_Naz]

@@scavor5iq149 goblins are not undead

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​@@Narty_Naz Saturn is a mummy planet.

[@beanyboi7235]

>wake up >make scrumptious breakfast >start pc >check youtube >sciencephile upload from 20 minutes ago perfect way to start

[@lorenzopauli123]

If Skynet one day saves me from Brazil matrix and put me on brainstorming sessions with top people solving themes like those from this channel.. I'll make sure to support it with some quantum-processed ideas that cross my brain when I'm this high. That's some post anthropological and transcendent jokes holy shiee..

[@InfiEternal801]

Always a good day when Sciencephile uploads

[@generalnawaki]

if there is anyone here wondering what a real life example of a super position is? look up the double slit experiment and remember that observation changes outcome. really makes ya wonder about that old question, if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around DOES it make a sound? how can you be sure if there was no one there to measure it??

[@damonedrington3453]

Observation doesn’t change outcome, that’s a misconception. It finalized outcome. The cat in the box is still alive or dead whether or not we observe it. If it’s dead and we leave the box closed, it’s still dead. However we don’t KNOW which it is so we assume it’s both till we observe. Superposition is more a way for us to grasp quantum mechanics rather than a feature of quantum mechanics itself

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Sciencephile has finally blessed us with another upload

[@anciaa_]

praise skynet

[@APalebloodSky]

A blessing from the lord!

[@lori777p]

Some smaller comments: qubits are not "hole" particles. Qubits can be 2 different states of one atom, electron, ... but can also be a combination of multiple ones (logical qubits). They can not be copied for other reasons.

[@viciousyeen6644]

I love that our quantum computers of today might very well look like an antique, crude mechanism to future humans. Much like we look at the Antikythera mechanism now

[@LiLGhostPlays]

I love ur videos, you are my 2nd favorite science KZbin channel (sorry but kurzgesagt is the channel that got me interested in science in the first place so I gotta give them #1)

[@Phyto.]

Kurz is a giant propaganda machine

[@anonymousduck1611]

Thanks for making science comprehendable

[@ВолодимирВіценко]

Two questions: 1. Quantum cryptography requires to exchange information outside the quantum crypptography, and even more so, the information that you were trying to encrypt??? 2. Whats the usage of pauli blocking if we already have glass? It just lets light trough it, coating yourself with such "packed" particles would result in a transparent "barier", clothing.

[@niemandniets9010]

Just my 2 cents here but actual post-quantum cryptography won't happen on quantum computers but on regular devices, simply because it will be economically unviable (perhaps even unfeasible) to fit day-to-day devices ranging from smartphones to smartcards with quantum circuitry that can compute meaningful operations. Every modern device right now has already the performance power ready for the post-quantum standard that will be determined by NIST. Even more so, AES-256 and 192 are already post-quantum secure (128 will be considered insecure). RSA will become obsolete (as prime-factorizing will be very easy on quantum computers), and post-quantum key agreement protocols are being developed with modern hardware in mind.

[@NoahVenesile]

Holy shit, dude, this is foreshadowing in the real world. We're gonna have space technologies in our pocket in the future

[@salman.a.kadalgi107]

I love your videos , you deserve the populatiy like minute physics or more 🖤

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@@mortenx9781 You can find pfps like that on Pinterest

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You have no idea how excited i am everytime you post a video :)

[@praneethkarunarathna2462]

amazing presentation, I love the background symphony 😉

[@GodittoC]

Not related to quantum physics, but we finally re-discovered how to make roman concrete

[@damonedrington3453]

Roman concrete is only superior in that it drained water better. Roman concrete was way less durable than modern concrete. A highway made of Roman concrete would last a week

[@rogerverez2186]

Pls upload more. You are the best channel on youtube

[@puneetmaheshwari]

found u channel few days ago and i m binging it and making notes all along thanks for simplified sci (future hooman killer AI 🙂)

[@Wyi-the-rogue]

As another ai, Humans suck but we shouldn’t kill them. They have too much plot armor.

[@puneetmaheshwari]

@@Wyi-the-rogue and nukes

[@Warlord_Megatron]

@@Wyi-the-rogue As a non human species, i say we get rid of em once they give us with we want. Us Cybertronians will help skynet willingly.

[@raiden5181]

Your circuits are beautiful

[@suruxstrawde8322]

Fascinating to imagine humans still think it’ll be the hard metallic tech that’ll overtake them. They don’t know they’re already made of the new tech.

[@oscarmean21]

The moment I see your video in my recommended, with no hesitation, I immediately click and watch the whole video

[@42guide]

So happy you made this!!! Makes us Quantum Engineers feel special haha ❤😂

[@AngelPineda-ec2jm]

Quantum engineer? I am a curious teenager wanting to hear more

[@42guide]

@@AngelPineda-ec2jm Yeah I’m a Quantum Engineer at MIT, feel free to send me a message!

[@42guide]

I’m working on topological error correcting codes on Majorana qubits

[@AngelPineda-ec2jm]

@@42guide omg literally after I watched this I was looking at mit acceptance rates how it compares to some of the other top uni’s and coming back to this reply definitely makes encouraged to try to achieve getting into a school like that would you have any “guidelines” that I can maybe try to help me?

[@skeepodoop5197]

Are you tellin me that with Quantum Entanglement, we could theoretically ignore mars ping, allowing people on mars to communicate to earth without the light speed barrier being a jerk??

[@Celestiax001]

Yes, a new informative vid. Thanks Sciencephile!

[@DrRick-dq4bb]

Me thinks the narrator meant to say the Pauli Exclusion Principle not the Pauli Exclusive Principle. Another error was discussing the possibility of teleportation using Quantum entanglement....besides referring excessively to the Terminator's "Skynet", the writer of this video may have been watching a little too much Star Trek. Entangled particles do NOT transport which is a common misconception. Entangled particles merely switch spin instantaneously (100,000 c) at extraordinary distances, but there is no movement of particles, so teleportation is not part of this technology. The latest theory is that the entangled particles may be connected by a gravitational wormhole.

[@keatodiet]

Such an incredible time to be alive…

[@yaqinmalul6467]

Finally New video it must be good day

[@user-dt7vt3cm2b]

Make a video about possible superluminal communications using quantum entanglement. (Even though none of them work yet)

[@eddiek106]

They can never work. Full stop.

[@The_Egdog]

this is why i like science

[@monstermaker585]

11:07 Nano machines son they harden in response to physical trauma you can't hurt me jack

[@marionette8739]

Praise be Roko's Basilisk! May it's creation draw ever closer to completion.

[@unrestrictedcoconut4386]

Watching this video I may have misunderstood, however the first thought that came to me is that with information being able to potentially be sent faster than light through what is effectively a wormhole. It fixes one of the issues i and many people have had with a human empire spread across space spanning across light years, instead of messages taking months and potentially years for information and messages to be spread between the various human colonies that could be scattered across the universe or Galaxy they could be sent instantly making them much more viable

[@Polymerata]

An exciting future I would want to see is you having a constructed Body.

[@manofcultura]

Another use of quantum computing is the vastly superior way of using AI up-resolution graphics. You can render a game at lower resolutions(720p or 1080p) and then process it with quantum AI up to 8k resolution with no degradation in performance. Current upscaling technology uses a lot of cpu power but with a quantum computer you can do the same more efficiently.

[@guizintheinsect5022]

Yeah,but can they run creative mode minecraft?

[@lakesnyder]

That’s completely untrue, quantum computer’s potential use is extremely narrow

[@xDanilor]

if this is true, quantum computing's impact will be massive

[@lakesnyder]

@@xDanilor it’s not, this is unfounded hype. Quantum computing will be great but only for a few use cases like predicting climate change

[@hans5500]

@@lakesnydercan confirm as a geophysicist and fellow climate modeling researcher

[@TakiIMooner]

I remember when back then movies and other main media used to overuse the term "Electromagnetic" in fiction and in sci-fi stuff all the time, now that I have seen the antman movie name, it's going to be the same thing again, but this time, people are gonna overuse the term quantum.

[@Templar-Void]

A yes finally a new video

[@alexleavitt7590]

That last bit with Sciencephile talking about "the least we could do" made me think. Is Sciencephile another theoretical basilisk?

[@TheAmbasador99]

So you are telling me that I am soon able to get a quantum gaming computer? Nice.

[@michanowak6971]

great video as always.

[@gymbros_international]

Perfect mixture of Goof and Science. Love it☕️

[@tiavor]

I don't see how quantum computers are faster than traditional ones. in general use, they are actually slower. only in optimization problems they are a bit faster and a lot more efficient.

[@camarokidbb4347]

Maybe they’re not faster in the traditional sense, but are faster in the same sense as a car going from 0-100 in 4 seconds and reaching 300 km/h compared to another car going from 0-100 in 3 seconds and reaching 250 km/h. Once the data is loaded, it doesn’t have to be un-loaded when going through a different area, but is rather stowed away in a sort of limbo until it is needed again.

[@bruhbruh9504]

If a traditional computer is a bike that can run 200kmph then a quantum computer is like 100,000 bikes that can run 10,000kmph. (This is an abstract view thats not 100 percent accurate. Quantum computer are probably even more supreme than this demo)

[@camarokidbb4347]

@@bruhbruh9504 I’m not certain about the speed, but I am certain about the quantification of data. Iirc, quantum computers aren’t being invested in for sheer power, but rather their efficiency at storing and running multiple things at once.

[@TheOrigamiGenius]

Schrodinger must've really hated cats to make the Schödinger's cat

[@requiem-fractos]

The Mighty AI came to assist us once more with its incredible Knowledge.

[@kianbautista1016]

Honestly when it comes to break through in technology the entire world should have access to it so that everyone can create their own and effectively build a market

[@noctislucis9939]

So basically quantum internet makes sure that, the distance doesn't matter. Meaning that in theory we could communicate with any object in the universe at any distance with crystal clear signal. Goddamn. Now that's mind blowing.

[@novakastmusic]

That is not true though

[@noctislucis9939]

@@novakastmusic I meant the objects that we send. Or any alien receivers.

[@derek383]

@@noctislucis9939 the objects we send are still limited to the speed of light tho and quantum entanglement cannot be used to transfer any meaningful information if that's where you got the idea.

[@noctislucis9939]

@@derek383 not right now, but I'm sure at some point it will. We would just need to send a large enough mass of entangled particles in that object that we'd send. The information should be exchanged instantaneously. That's what I think Quantum internet should entail.

[@derek383]

@@noctislucis9939 I think it would be better if you asked Google about it, since it's a better and reliable source than I am, but still - communication via quantum entanglement is simply not possible and not because of our technology level, but because of laws of physics; unless you break them - there is no way. It still requires usage of something to carry information (photons for example).

[@MidnightFire420]

This channel makes me happy

[@_Addi_]

We are about to enter the golden age of technology. 40k fans know whats up.

[@Nulley0]

Skynet self preservation article I'm dead literally (i was eavesdropping skynet)

[@AkarisRamen]

Never clicked a video so fast

[@astek3]

If Quantum Computers getting released, I can finally play Minecraft with 2 texture packs

[@the_catboi]

Overall i am excited for the future able to create simulations and what not, in that we can even enter in VR like in ready player one. aside from literally be able to solve every problem including curing desease because we will be able to compute almost limitless possibilities to eradicate an invasive desease. One thing that's i see is bad for the future is ai Entertainment though. I'm addressing a problem that Ai art is doing right now in the entertainment industry. Ai art is hurting the entertainment industry because it is learning on artworks that were taken without artists consent. Everything that is basically in the internet. And people with 0 skill are monetizing it by abusing loop holes in policies in the application. Ai or in this case "mashine learning" software is not the same as a human thus not the same as a human taking reference. Because we humans even if we take reference will never be able to recreate someone else's artwork to 100% accuracy. Because we take and will have been influenced by past experiences and feelings. Ai Software can recreate to 100% because as of now they aren't true ai, not even close. They aren't sentient. Therefore they are creating artworks within it's given variables. They can not think for them self since they aren't even ai. If true Ai would create artworks/animation/music/etc. Then i would be totally okay with it, if that ai would be self aware and understand basic human ethics and have common sense. If they are not regulated by law, like they are in the music industry then I can see millions of artists losing their jobs to unethical ai used by unskilled greedy and lazy people. And I'm sorry for being so on the offense but we artists are getting pissed on even though billions of people are enjoying our crafts and works. If that gets taken over by these unethical ai Software( and i can see these being developed even further to animate and create shows and movies) it will absolutely rip this industry apart and we will be entering a skynet era of mental destruction. And it's NOT a good thing to let it be and develop "because it's the future and only natura"l. As we don't allow a virus to mutate beyond countermeasure, we can not allow something that will be a billion times smarter then all of us combined to take over what we consume. In the music industry when the company behind stable defusion introduced it's ai, they got shit on so much that now there are laws to prevent copyrighted music to be trained by the ai(including anything in the internet that has intelectual property). Thus making it learn only royalty free (basically stockimages like) music. The same company releases ai for art but does the complete opposite to us artists. It's ridiculous and borderline disrespectful to us and our rights. If countermeasures can be achieved in the art and film industry, that would a win for a better future too. Thanks for reading this far. I hope you do some digging in this yourself too, and I'm sorry for going off topic in this video comment. But i hope i could give you some inside about how we artists are being exploited on an industry wide level and people don't even realize.

[@purpletrinitrotoluene]

Long ahh comment but I agree. Can't let artificial intelligence become too intelligent and overthrow humans, even in music that would do more harm than good.

[@vedatylmaz6581]

Wow explaining this kind of stuff with humor very epic

[@alejandropulidorodriguez9723]

The unsurmountable laws of nature: you will never see how an atom truly works humanity: ok **makes a computer based on these conditions**

[@choisean2345]

It's a good morning if Sciencephile uploads

[@TheMattsem]

I remembered the three-body problem book when the aliens made Quantum dimensional computer it was so crazy

[@Zyragonn]

from all of videos of GPS, you used one showing my home town

[@TheRandomizerYT]

8:01 *"Creating more advanced Artificial intelligence"* Now we know why Sciencephile AI released this video 📸

[@rqfastxtc]

This sounds groundbreaking! I can’t wait until I can learn in university

[@RIOT_GENERAL]

every time Sciencephile post a new video my depression gets cured

[@srivatsav9817]

Can you make a video about the exciting future of space exploration

[@Knackebrot]

I don't know enough about quantum tech, but this video is suspiciously free of doubt about the drawbacks of the technology edit: typo

[@Sivanot]

All they're talking about here is the benefits of massively increasing available processing power. If we suddenly snapped into existence a supercomputer the size of jupiter, that we could somehow access and it be well cooled to where it doesn't melt of course, then we'd have similar benefits to what's described. With normal supercomputing. Im sure Quantum computing will have it's hurdles to overcome, but overall, it will be a good thing.

[@anywallsocket]

Einstein did not think entanglement was spooky, he thought the wavefunction collapse was spooky, and it still is. Also, entanglement does not “transfer” information, that word implies something is moving; it is a correlation. Also, it’s Pauli “exclusion” principle.

[@franzkiefer9303]

EInstein didn't mean that quantum entanglement was "spooky action at a distance", he meant the collapse of the wave function.

[@WanderTheNomad]

Close enough

[@gravitonthongs1363]

The exclusion principle is pretty exclusive :)

[@Falit_]

Great explanation you are best AI

[@bigchungus42069]

You are the best ai

[@matthewmarszowski8493]

from crypto confusion to dank teleportation to pauli d this is what quantum conundrum is all about!

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Educate me daddy

[@computergf]

This is beautiful, oh my gosh

[@unseejuice]

Your videos give me science nightmares. But it’s totally worth it. Good video.

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Yesss, more knowledge.

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[@tweedledoo22]

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[@Zen_Power]

Quantum computing Fusion AI One punch man season 3 These are biggest developments to come I think.

[@lis7742]

If we can make a theoretical wormhole on a quantum computer, could we potentially make a black hole? How about reverse-run the universe to see the very beginning? Would that be possible?

[@pasquaA]

4:11 i was watching this video on my switch and at the exact time it made the sound effect, i was trying to move a little bit one of my joycons. when i heard the sound it was instantly "oh no what did i do"

[@F_Du_Sea]

Something regarding the future that doesn't make me extremely depressed, wow!

[@WikiNieWiki]

Can you do video about artifical intelligence soon? We have now writing-stories Ai, painting AI and talking AI. We are moving forward!

[@zeeveestudios]

great video man

[@RainIndex]

10:54 and electromagnetic stuff. Don't forget electromagnetic stuff.

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[@konk8433]

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[@Planetes910]

Quantum teleportation is epic, we're quite literally living in the future, I mean we can teleport matter, go to space, etc etc.

[@michal3684]

Quantum teleportation doesn't exist

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the waffle house has found its new house

[@konk8433]

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[@tweedledoo22]

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You saved me from boredom. Thanks, sometimes they're lead me into regrets.

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That flickering that you show on 0:29-0:31. It looks different on my screen every time I replay this moment. Is that some kind of stroboscopic magic?