Not sure what I think of this. In particular, it seems to be hard-coding effects instead of deriving them from quantum-like rules. This is particularly obvious

Not sure what I think of this. In particular, it seems to be hard-coding effects instead of deriving them from quantum-like rules. This is particularly obvious if you watch the tutorial video for "quantum teleportation" [2]. Although there is a layout to building the teleporter, it doesn't seem to be related to how actual quantum teleportation is implemented. And the final effect is just a location changer, as opposed to the dual of superdense coding that can be used for fun things like "storing" quantum bandwidth [3]. To be fair, the video and the site[1] both mention this fact: > qCraft is not a simulation of quantum physics, but it does provide ‘analogies’ that attempt to show how quantum behaviors are different from everyday experience. I guess I'm just not sure what the goal is. It's a cool mod, but I feel like it will just contribute to the general confusion over what quantum mechanics is. People who use it will learn the names of some quantum things, but have only a vague or even misleading idea of what those things really are unless they go looking elsewhere. 1: http://qcraft.org/about/ http://qcraft.org/about/ 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cebxtWnKx5k&index=4&list=PLU7oY59WpYh7YgIipHx3KHVe8Wl_G99qp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cebxtWnKx5k&index=4&list=PLU... 3: http://strilanc.com/quantum/2014/05/11/Storing-Bandwidth-with-Quantum-Teleportation.html http://strilanc.com/quantum/2014/05/11/Storing-Bandwidth-wit...