haxxiy said:
I've seen this being discussed in some pop science circles but serious physicists would tell you that quantum computers working or not has no bearing whatsoever to what interpretation of quantum mechanics is correct. Most of them, by definition, are empirically equivalent by design and almost unfalsiable in that regard. |
Almost. They don't know is the issue, neither do the physicists and when science hit a moment like this it is exciting, same as web breaking what's known, the last two years have shown that we still aren't even close to knowing what we don't know, from Webs images to how far LLMs can go by just scaling up. I have faith here, this is the first actual door opening in particle physics since the mid point of the last century and no, I don't think the Higgs was exciting nor do I think anything to do with particle accelerators as anything less that a waste of time, minds and resources. There is something here, I can smell it.
