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AFAICT, his terms are very well defined; he's using terms specifically from quantum computing, which combines terms from quantum phyics, classical computing the
by RangerScience 10y ago
AFAICT, his terms are very well defined; he's using terms specifically from quantum computing, which combines terms from quantum phyics, classical computing theory, and adds a few of its own.
He's also doing the thing where he's discussing the issue without a direct attempt to resolve it, which may be throwing off your comprehension.
- fdsfsafasfdas 10y ago"free will" is not a quantum computing term.