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>Michio Kaku I read one of his books when I was a teenager and it’s probably why I chose to do physics. However, I follow a very outspoken and accomplished IB
by mikrl 2y ago
>Michio Kaku
I read one of his books when I was a teenager and it’s probably why I chose to do physics.
However, I follow a very outspoken and accomplished IBM quantum information leader on LinkedIn and she has had harsh words on his recent comments on QIP and just his later career in general.
Not sure if many contemporary practitioners take him seriously anymore.
- DavidVoid 2y agoAngela Collier (a theoretical physicist) is also pretty harsh on him [1]. The main critique of him is that he happily keeps talking authoritatively and confidently about scientific topics that he has very little knowledge about (e.g., quantum computing). [1] https://youtu.be/wBBnfu8N_J0?t=2339 https://youtu.be/wBBnfu8N_J0?t=2339