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When it comes to quantum computations, the difficulty is exponential with a truely ridiculous exponent. You are very plausibly just better off manipulating the
by rcxdude 5y ago
When it comes to quantum computations, the difficulty is exponential with a truely ridiculous exponent. You are very plausibly just better off manipulating the matter directly once you get to any reasonable size, and there's extremely likely no way around this.
- colordrops 5y agoYou are still just arbitrarily limiting what is possible to current human understanding. I find it extremely unlikely that the understanding we have of nature at this arbitrary point billions of years into the universe's development and ~10k into our development just happens to be the exact point where we have a clear understanding of the fundamental nature of reality and what is possible. The other problem is that if this were a simulation, quantum mechanics might not be a fundamental mechanism of reality but rather arbitrary rules executed by the simulation.