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Re: Quantum leap towards computer of the future
« on: September 27, 2010, 04:47:20 PM »
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I'm certainly getting bored paying taxes to research it.


It never ceases to amaze me how people complain about the cost of scientific research whilst living lifestyles that rely upon it.
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Re: Quantum leap towards computer of the future
« Reply #1 on: September 27, 2010, 04:49:15 PM »
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"The next thing is to prepare it in exactly the state we want it."


So now the real work begins.
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Re: Quantum leap towards computer of the future
« Reply #2 on: September 27, 2010, 06:31:43 PM »
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Its like yesterday. Breaking news, someone managed to create a bit using one atom using a "electron microscope"


The electron microscope only allows you to see what you are doing. The job itself was done with a "Tunneling Electron Micrograph".
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Re: Quantum leap towards computer of the future
« Reply #3 on: September 27, 2010, 07:02:35 PM »
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Government funded research in most capitalist countries does little to advance our lifestyles. It mostly advances the scientists lifestyles. Most scientists are largely out for headlines for their next grant.

R+D in real commercial type companies does further our way of life.


Rubbish! You've actually managed to annoy me with this statement. A grand unified theory is necessary for a true understanding of our world and the advances in this field come from government fuded sources. From the papermate pen and odour eaters to advances in aviation safety, all are derived from government funded space research. In fact NASA alone has filed over 6300 patents in the US and even produces a jounal (Spinoff) that highlights the diffusion of these patents into everyday items. Quantum research has resulted in more efficient fuels, batteries even improvements in the laser technologies used by optical drives. Do I need to go on, I could ram this point home but a google search on the benefits of government research would do just as well. Or try NASA and the Institute Of Physics own websites.
As for commercial ventures, they also give us intensive farming techniques for pigs that have resulted in devastation for many of the US fish stocks and lets not forget philidimide. Never loose sight of the fact that companies serve only to increase cash flow for shareholders, this brings us benefits at times but it also serves to pack our food with chemical crap and make drugs for fictitious mental illness among other ills.
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Re: Quantum leap towards computer of the future
« Reply #4 on: September 27, 2010, 07:05:57 PM »
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There's not much in terms of technology we use and take for granted these days that wasn't originally developed by or with funding provided by NASA.


LOL, you got that one in whilst I was still rant-typing. Beat me to it. As for the lost tribes, they only escaped to the centre of the earth in order to travel through the singularity present there and return home to Sirius.
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Re: Quantum leap towards computer of the future
« Reply #5 on: September 27, 2010, 08:26:53 PM »
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Uh oh, just got an error number 103...


Reverse the flow on the flux inhibitors and re-calibrate the Heisenberg compensator, then re-boot. If that fails you'll need to open up the ultinium inlets on the drive over a spatial rift (try Cardiff, Lowestoft or New Pitsligo).

Glad I could help and in case your wondering, I'm originally from Cestrus Omicron III.
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