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OK, plan B. First, we quantum-entangle a few billion pairs of particles... Failing that, even without connecting the hundreds (or sometimes thousands) of squar
by WiseWeasel 15y ago
OK, plan B. First, we quantum-entangle a few billion pairs of particles...
Failing that, even without connecting the hundreds (or sometimes thousands) of square miles between cities, I think there is still great potential political, economic and recreational value in decentralized Metropolitan Area Networks, despite the fact that they won't supplant the Internet.
- wolfeater 15y agoAs the project creator I agree. It will never supplant the Internet, but localized networks can play a huge role in how the web works however, and I see establishing these as the real goal of the project.
- 110101001010100 15y agoIt is crucial in my opinion how you define the goals of your project.
- ramidarigaz 15y agoCan't use quantum entanglement to transmit information unfortunately... It would be nice though.
- WiseWeasel 15y agoIs there a reason to believe it would never be possible, or is it simply that we haven't found a way yet?
- ramidarigaz 15y agoHere's one video. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkgklr_the-possibility-of-using-quantum-entanglement-to-transmit-information_tech http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkgklr_the-possibility-of-u... It doesn't really explain things thoroughly, but it's the best I can find right now.