What do you think of the possibility of the Google quantum computer possibly tapping into multiverses?

[Anonymous]

I'm gonna try to keep this as simple as possible, I've done a bit of research on this since it caught my interest, I'm not a quantum mechanic but I sorta understand what's going on here and I understand the theory to how it might be valid evidence of multiverses, willow is the quantum computer, so willow (created by Google) was given a task to solve, a quantum computation, something like that, which apparently would take any other supercomputer 10 septillion years to solve, thats around this (10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) there's no possibility of us being 100% certain if the problem solution is correct because no form of computer to give precise certainty exists but where it gets theoretical is that it took this computer only 5 minutes to solve a task that would take other computers longer than our universe's existence so now there's a theory of multiverses, the theory goes that this quantum computer tapped into multiverses using the willows/supercomputers of other multiverses which is most likely in the millions of computers to run through limitless possibilities to solve the task in 5 minutes, using the other computers in their own universes giving us just the solution in our reality, even Google themselves said they created the thing but are clueless on how it works.

[NathanDavis]

okay, here's the thing...

the only one thing that Google's computer did, was to solve a simulation problem that would have taken a "regular binary computer" a "multiple universe lifetimes" to solve

so, it really didn't connected to multiple universes... it only did something IN this universe that regular super computers can't... which is, to handle long ass exponentials of ginormous figures and such...

[Asker]

Again with the shitting, geez bro put a cork in that humongous anus of yours 😂

[NathanDavis]

but you're the one with mouth diarrhea...

it's that norovirus going around nowadays... lol

[Asker]

Sounds like the norovirus reaches you since you know so much about it lol

[NathanDavis]

me, and everyone else around here... lol

[jshm2]

You need to do some better research, then.

That is not how quantum computers work and no they are not "fantastic" as there is very little real code that can be used with them (for now). Think back to the first digital computers running simple games and programs until Windows came along.

Until there is a proper OS for quantum systems they will only be able to perform certain tasks and those will be at high cost and complexity.

[Asker]

I told you I don't know much about it, hop off my dick, I only repeated what I read, I have a feeling you don't know much about it either or you wouldn't be on this site

[ReesesThins2]

Chico, that asshole from the UK is only here to harass people.

[Asker]

Yea I've kinda noticed lol

[Horn_Hog]

You mean the one whom @old_grump sort of imitated?

But what I think of your question is that the word "multiverse" is misleading. Do you really presume that there exist infinite copies of me and you, and in these copies we are gays, we are queers, trannies, we are black, we are nazis?

What I can tell you is that humans have these abilities related to intuition, with which we also learn in a non linear way and get the answers to the entire book without reading the book (analogy to your supercomputer calculation).

Until physicists find the formula for how that happens, you cannot trust them of the potentially made-up supercomputer calculation doing the same thing.

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305

quantum computers?

[Asker]

Yep it's an AI supercomputer

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305
Oh I don’t know 🤷‍♀️ about that stuff

[Asker]

Something about it being designed to run through codes extremely fast to run through huge amounts of possibilities, something like that

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305
You’re super smart about computers 🤷‍♀️🧕

[Asker]

I wouldn't say all that, this is most likely just basics on quantum physics

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305
Are you kidding me, quantum physics? You’re too smart for me

[Asker]

Wdym I literally learned all this like less than an hour ago, it's just basics there's really nothing to this information lol

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305 you’re a very fast learner

[Asker]

Only with things that catch my interest unfortunately lol

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305 you’re way smarter than me

[Asker]

It all depends, you are capable of anything you put your mind too

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305
Really? I’m not sure if I can understand this stuff

[Asker]

If you had the interest it in you have the capability

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305 that’s just it, I’m not interested in computer stuff 🧕☪️

[Asker]

Lol it's all good

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305 oh I glad you’re finally convinced that I’m not interested so we can stop this thread lol

[Asker]

I wasn't convinced you were interested, my point I just that you can accomplish anything you put your mind too lol

[Jennz6]

My mind doesn’t work like yours

[Asker]

That's how all minds work I think, it's easier to learn things that you have interest in, but I don't know maybe I'm wrong

[Jennz6]

I never had any education

[Asker]

That's not the point Jenn, find something you are interested in and see how much your brain absorbs information like a sponge 🤣

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305 yes sir I’m going to find something that interest me

[Asker]

That's good, I wish you the best of luck with that Jenn 😬

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305
Thanks Chico

[Asker]

🙂💯💯

[ReesesThins2]

@jennz6
The computer or device you’re using right now is known as a classic computer. They are binary, just like a light switch. It’s either on or off. So think of it as a yes or no. Aside from the fact that a quantum computer can store information on a single atom, instead of it being binary, these computers have a yes, no, and a maybe. The maybe is called a Q bit. That’s what makes these things so amazing.

For instance, if someone had a 16 character password made up of upper case, lower case, numbers and symbols, it would take a classic computer 300 years to crack the code. A quantum computer could crack the code in about 4 seconds. These quantum computers are still in their infancy, and can’t do much.

But scientists predict these machines along with learning algorithms will be able to cure all diseases and solve world hunger. They predict doctors will be obsolete. But none of this will happen unless we kill all the politicians. You know that big Pharma doesn't want diseases to be cured. A Quantum computer costs tens of millions of dollars, so there aren't all that many of them.

So even though your classic computer sounds simplistic compared to a quantum computer, that antiquated system can land planes and guide missiles.

And they won’t fit in your back pocket.

[Asker]

This girl seems to know a lot, she said what I was thinking (I'm clearly lying) 🤣

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305
Chico I didn’t say that

[Asker]

I'm talking about reesesthins lol

[ReesesThins2]

@ChicoFromThe305

I listen a lot to YouTube videos when I'm walking. I find this subject to be fascinating.

[Asker]

It really is, the mystery can make it more interesting

[ReesesThins2]

www.snexplores.org/.../...antum_computing_feat.jpg

Can you imagine having to read the owner's manual? Where does the keyboard and mouse plug in?

[Jennz6]

@ChicoFromThe305 I’m at work right now so I’ll be back here tomorrow morning ttyl

[Staximus]

How can you not know how something works after you built it? That doesn't make any sense

[Asker]

Its a AI, they build it but aren't certain how it works or how it's working at least, basically I guess saying that if this thing is tapping into multiverses they didn't make it do that or have no clue how and why it would do it lol

[Staximus]

I don't think it's doing any multiverse nonsense but that thing needs to be blown up anyway. Fuck AI, we should have never evolved past the cave or the hut