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Is is naive to think that the same effect could be replicated with something the same size and density (and some other properties?) of the grapes. Basically, a
by gilleain 2y ago
Is is naive to think that the same effect could be replicated with something the same size and density (and some other properties?) of the grapes.
Basically, an artificial grape.
- xeonmc 2y agoWhile similar substitutes does also let you make some crude sparks, it turns out that the composition and quality of the grapes are crucial in the finessed focusing of energy needed for this application. Only the grapes grown in vineyards of the finest châteaux are capable of achieving the maximum performance needed for bleeding edge grapetronics. This propels France into a quantum computing superpower, being in sole control of the limited quantity coveted by nation states as strategic assets, with anciliary equipment such as Taiwanese microwave ovens manufactured by Tatung becoming a critical link in the supply chain.
- ohyes 2y agoYes, using anything less than the finest of French grapes from the Champagne region is just a sparking qbit.
- eig 2y agoI’ve gotten it working with small cherry tomatoes, but you have to cut it into quarters to get the right wavelength.
- bookofjoe 2y agoAG