This scheme could have an advantage over straightforward quantum computing. "A non-running computer produces fewer errors," says Hosten. That sentiment should have technophobes nodding enthusiastically.
I remember studying Zeno's paradox in the honors section of one of my college physics classes.
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Date: 2006-02-23 05:07 pm (UTC)This scheme could have an advantage over straightforward quantum computing. "A non-running computer produces fewer errors," says Hosten. That sentiment should have technophobes nodding enthusiastically.
I remember studying Zeno's paradox in the honors section of one of my college physics classes.