To any inquiring mind, mainstream science has apparently lost its way:- The human genome is 98% junk, bits of information can be both on and off at the same time, evolution is the result of a long line of random mutants, most of the cosmos is stuffed into 7 'hidden' dimensions, nothing exists until measured (known as the measurement problem is quantum physics), parallel universes and so on...these are just some of the fantastical ideas that are blurted out all the time but they are nonsensical. The goal appears to be the more fantastical the better. Douglas Adams' Jatravartid people may be closer to the truth in their belief that the entire universe was sneezed out of the nose of a great green Arkleseizure...who knew? Looking for sensible explanations is apparently not ordre du jour. Quantum physics branched around 1925 down its present probabilistic path but when the theorists cannot make sense of their own theories then something is clearly amiss.
The quantum computer has to be one of the most over-hyped fantastical Rube Goldberg machines of all time and is the very epitome of such fantastical thinking. It apparently runs on (if only it would work) qubits that can be in two states simultaneously. Even today, in spite of world wide press hype, the magical 'quantum speedup’ remains purely theoretical and has yet to be demonstrated. In reality this machine will *never* work. Why? I will come to that in a minute.
The 98% of our DNA that is not understood is potentially one of the most valuable treasures of all time. It contains computation algorithms and knowledge that have evolved over *at least* the last 4 billion years. Relative Quaternary Fractal (RQF) Computation Theory (first published May 20th 2014) provides the theory behind this immensely powerful and highly complex natural computing system. More information is provided in my other publications and US patent at http://www.freepatentsonline.com/20160004958.pdf
RQF Computation Theory is relativistic, deterministic and fractal and is a revolutionary new computational theory unlike any other.It took about three decades to develop and is formulated from the most basic of principles. It is able to ‘compute' some of the most intractable problems facing today’s computer engineers such as natural language and vision using a completely new paradigm.
Back to the Rube Goldberg machine...if randomness is an illusion, then doesn't that mean quantum superposition is impossible ergo quantum computers (The cores of which use superposition) can never be built, even if you do take a million billion years for experimentation? The quantum computer, for all its promise, simply vanishes into the eternity of space and time as nothing more than a theoretical artifact, an illusion born from the faulty assumption that the cosmos is probabilistic instead of deterministic. Darn those pesky holes in the theory.
In conclusion, the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics is wrong. The correct interpretation is deterministic and closer to De Broglie-Bohm theory. De Broglie, Bohm, Hiley, Einstein, Vigier, Dirac et. al. got it right. The cosmos and *everything* in it is deterministic. RQF computation theory, which arose from a completely different starting point (natural language), comes to the same conclusions. Might a *deterministic* Bohmian computer function the same way as the human mind and in accordance with RQF computation theory?…
The quantum computer has to be one of the most over-hyped fantastical Rube Goldberg machines of all time and is the very epitome of such fantastical thinking. It apparently runs on (if only it would work) qubits that can be in two states simultaneously. Even today, in spite of world wide press hype, the magical 'quantum speedup’ remains purely theoretical and has yet to be demonstrated. In reality this machine will *never* work. Why? I will come to that in a minute.
The 98% of our DNA that is not understood is potentially one of the most valuable treasures of all time. It contains computation algorithms and knowledge that have evolved over *at least* the last 4 billion years. Relative Quaternary Fractal (RQF) Computation Theory (first published May 20th 2014) provides the theory behind this immensely powerful and highly complex natural computing system. More information is provided in my other publications and US patent at http://www.freepatentsonline.com/20160004958.pdf
RQF Computation Theory is relativistic, deterministic and fractal and is a revolutionary new computational theory unlike any other.It took about three decades to develop and is formulated from the most basic of principles. It is able to ‘compute' some of the most intractable problems facing today’s computer engineers such as natural language and vision using a completely new paradigm.
Back to the Rube Goldberg machine...if randomness is an illusion, then doesn't that mean quantum superposition is impossible ergo quantum computers (The cores of which use superposition) can never be built, even if you do take a million billion years for experimentation? The quantum computer, for all its promise, simply vanishes into the eternity of space and time as nothing more than a theoretical artifact, an illusion born from the faulty assumption that the cosmos is probabilistic instead of deterministic. Darn those pesky holes in the theory.
In conclusion, the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics is wrong. The correct interpretation is deterministic and closer to De Broglie-Bohm theory. De Broglie, Bohm, Hiley, Einstein, Vigier, Dirac et. al. got it right. The cosmos and *everything* in it is deterministic. RQF computation theory, which arose from a completely different starting point (natural language), comes to the same conclusions. Might a *deterministic* Bohmian computer function the same way as the human mind and in accordance with RQF computation theory?…
