Quantum Computers Explained – Limits of Human Technology

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2. There’s 3nm transistors

3. Update ?

4. Science has been high jacked by scammers. Quantum computing is the new scientology. We are spending billions of dollars and fucking up our children.

5. People nowadays are so progressive that even binary is a spectrum /s

6. 1:26 what's the combination for divide?

7. this is too big brain for me

8. let’s hit 50k comment 4 this video guys!

9. i got lost when he started talking about superpositions

10. Clueless

11. 1:44 the kids in the middle aren't great at math
    Anyway great video!

12. Ahoi!

13. Nice animation.

14. Kurzgesagt: "You can imagine a computer as a group of 7-year-olds answering really basic math questions."
    Video:
    1*1 = 0
    0*1 = 1
    0+1 = 0

    Yes, "Really basic math questions".

15. we are busy ki!ling each other right now. See u later QCs

16. „You shall not pass“ sounds like something that „Mellon“ would say. ❤️

17. Thank you soooooo much. It's been weeks and this video just made everything crystal clear….

18. i cant tell if its just me, but this video is very difficult to understand. i feel that a remake would do this topic some good

19. I expected to see what are the difference between quantum and normal computer not how to make it

    Yep I understood nothing maybe I have to finish school first to understand

20. love the "boy named atom" reference in there 👌

21. Soon enough, quantum computers can be gaming computers better than the ones we have.

22. okay so its just abusing true randomness to store data of not random things

23. Physicists need to chill tf up

24. Quantum transistors could decrease the size of a transistor, but it's lack of reliability makes it worthless

25. This is bad information and it pisses me off.

26. Super position does absolutely nothing for data storage because it cannot be read/measured. This is incorrect.

27. So qubits can change values before they are registered 🤔

28. 3:10 to 3:45 shõdigers cat 101
    the cat is either alive(1) or ded (0) but we dont know this until we look in the box ( when the qbit goes to the point that we could see it , it is in its final state and we have a difintive anser

29. 3:41

30. 3:10

31. I feel like we’re reaching a peek

32. that 8bit sound is annyoing. where you got it from, a C64?

33. 7/06/22
    Still watching and re-learning everything from your majestic work!

34. This is more interesting and educative than the math exam I'm taking tomorrow

35. A boy and his quantum computer

36. Today mobile phone processors are 4 nm for example the Apple A15 Bionic

37. the boy at 1:52 is actually from a movie called 'A Boy And His Atom' by IBM, it was the first movie made in atoms

38. Skyrim for Quantum Computers coming December 17, 2056.

39. I want a quantum computer

40. Came here by curiosity, end up back to my technology class

41. People once thought normal computers were a super niche tool but look at us now. I think quantum computing is 100% the next major advancement that leads to a world changing technological revolution

42. As someone who is currently learning MIPS this blows my mind!

43. I love the Zelda reference!

44. Zelda!❤❤❤❤

45. Maybe the solution for banking security is to disconnect the banks’ computers and conduct business the old fashioned way 🙃

46. I'm a Linux user, and know quite a lot about computers front and back end. I still cannot make any sense of this… I get it's faster but beyond that, I have no clue

47. How to understand this?

48. The title hurts my soul 🥺

49. avrage transistor:14nm H.I.V.:120nm- me: are transistors infechus?

50. brainposition: i understand, but i also don't

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