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2026-04-18 16:41 UTC
@AmenZwa LOL. If they become any good at probability theory, they will be able to derive the correlation function of the Aspect experiment without using quantum mechanics. See my pinned toots for a sketch of the derivation using probability theory.
This means that they will have proven that quantum computing is useless. The theory that quantum computing will one day be fast is fallacious. It is in fact a dreadfully slow and unreliable way to do computing and always will be.
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@AmenZwa@mathstodon.xyz 2026-04-18 16:47
@chemoelectric I couldn’t agree more with your views on quantum computing. This view of QC maybe the minority view in today’s Wall Street hype, but it is a realistic view of QC. 👍 In my original post, I was referring specifically to physics students studying quantum mechanics.