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The lie is it will fundamentally and universally replace everything we have in now. That's the sale. Nope.
by easytiger 7y ago
The lie is it will fundamentally and universally replace everything we have in now. That's the sale.
Nope.
- dumbfoundded 7y agoWell when that was said about the internet, they were kind of right. I don't know how you would believe quantum computing wouldn't be a huge change unless you thought something like error detection made it fundamentally impractical. It's going to take decades to mature the technology but it will change a lot. As an investment tool, it's much less certain. Capitalism is fluid. If money is easily available, people will start bad companies to get that money. The internet went through a bubble but certainly did change everything.
- abdullahkhalids 7y agoNo one has said anything like that. Not even the more "media-savy" startups. Everyone is talking about how on very specific problems you will get some sort of time or energy advantage.