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| author | Weber, Robert |
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| contents | <p>In quantum mechanics and quantum computing, even the simplest truths can become clouded by complexity, error correction, and interpretation. This short piece uses a deliberate attempt to find humor in a sad reality. So without further word play. We will continue with — A proof of 2.</p> <p>This paper is an attempt to highlight a deeper point: when we truly understand the fundamental properties of reality, certain truths remain stable across time. Current quantum systems suffer from drift and error not because reality is uncertain, but largely because of the human factor in our approach.</p> <p><strong>Remember I am a independent. So many have something to lose. Me, not so much. So after about 9 months of work my simulator is Built and fuctioning. I won;t say it was easy for a non-probramer, but with my physics and the help of AI's. May your path to elegance be true - RJW</strong></p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Proof of 2 Weber, Robert Robert J. Weber, RJW, quantum computing, quantum mechanics, proof of 2, 1+1=2, quantum error, decoherence, quantum drift, human factor, mathematical truth, fundamental reality, Quantum Without Hardware, satirical science <p>In quantum mechanics and quantum computing, even the simplest truths can become clouded by complexity, error correction, and interpretation. This short piece uses a deliberate attempt to find humor in a sad reality. So without further word play. We will continue with — A proof of 2.</p> <p>This paper is an attempt to highlight a deeper point: when we truly understand the fundamental properties of reality, certain truths remain stable across time. Current quantum systems suffer from drift and error not because reality is uncertain, but largely because of the human factor in our approach.</p> <p><strong>Remember I am a independent. So many have something to lose. Me, not so much. So after about 9 months of work my simulator is Built and fuctioning. I won;t say it was easy for a non-probramer, but with my physics and the help of AI's. May your path to elegance be true - RJW</strong></p> |
| title | A Proof of 2 |
| topic | Robert J. Weber, RJW, quantum computing, quantum mechanics, proof of 2, 1+1=2, quantum error, decoherence, quantum drift, human factor, mathematical truth, fundamental reality, Quantum Without Hardware, satirical science |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19799780 |