I think it would be good for it to die because it would mean the current way of making chips has to die. Maybe after that we'll be forced to think of new ways t

I think it would be good for it to die because it would mean the current way of making chips has to die. Maybe after that we'll be forced to think of new ways to make processors and computers. Perhaps we'll make them more like the human brain, or perhaps we'll just put a lot more funding into researching quantum computers, and so on. That could jumpstart computers that are orders of magnitude faster than what we'll have by mid-2020's.