Wednesday 23 December 2020

Quantum Locking Will Blow Your Mind


It certainly blew mine, sort of. Given that my mind has been blown by many concepts over the years, the relative impact is probably not as great on me as it might be on others. It's one of the reasons I love reading science fiction.

One could even suggest that I'm addicted to the sensation of having my mind blown.

Anyway, this video caught my eye, and I even referred to it in a recent conversation over zoom.

This is likely to be the last post of the year, so I will wish all my readers a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.

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