/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6632890
The exact level and degree to which you interact with it ... well I'm in over my head now, certainly we're able to conduct experiments on Bose-Einstein condensates and the like. But in general quantum entaglement "coherence" is very hard to maintain outside of a supercooled liquid He environment. It looks like the recent supposed room-temperature quantum computer may basically be bullshit i.e. it works but coherence times are so short maybe not any better than a classical Von Neumann architecture one.

>>6614912
It's worth pointing out that we don't actually know what gravity is or how it works, the "graviton" remains hypothetical and there are several competing models like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_quantum_gravity . We don't even know if G is a constant across the universe.

>>6614967
Yeah the whole site is a trolling parody, they had people guessing they might be legit fundies for a little while in the early days but they make it pretty obvious now.