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Are You Ready To Be Outpaced By Machines? Quantum Computing

grahamslam says...

We don't have to fully understand it to use the benefits from it. I'm pretty sure we used fire's benefits for a long time before we understood it.

Payback said:

The more I listen to quantum mechanics the more it sounds like religious nuts. "Oh, we don't know what the qubit is, so that means it's everything, and like 4 or 5 parallel universes too!" it's perpetual motion machines all over again.

The Rotary Engine is Dead - Here's Why.

grahamslam says...

You do know cars are run by computers these days?

Ickster said:

I once worked in tech support with someone who when his car started overheating, tried turning it off and back on again.

The rest of us found great humor in him trying to "reboot" his car.

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grahamslam says...

I disagree with the fake phone vibrating being strictly mental re-wiring, or an itch from somewhere else being misinterpreted (by mental re-wiring). I get the fake vibrating ring all the time, whether or not I have my phone in my pocket, but it always feels like it comes from the same area where my phone usually is.

Being an engineer, I have always thought that the high intensity electro-magnetic field generated during a phone's ring has somehow damaged the nerves/muscles in the area closest to the phone. And since electrical impulses control muscle movement and the nervous system, they are a little screwed up (damaged?). Or they get stuck on repeat.

You see, I don't get too many calls, I don't answer my phone every time, I could care less if it rings or not, so why would my brain be re-wired to desire my phone to ring, creating phantom rings? It seems to usually happen when those muscles are in use (not just sitting down).

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