Comment by WarmWash
14 days ago
Quantum computers don't provide access to novel problems, they provide access to novel solutions.
You can use a classic transistor turing machine to solve quantum problems, it's just gonna take way longer.
14 days ago
Quantum computers don't provide access to novel problems, they provide access to novel solutions.
You can use a classic transistor turing machine to solve quantum problems, it's just gonna take way longer.
Turing machines are deterministic. Quantum Mechanics is not, unless you go with a deterministic interpretation, like Many Worlds. But even then, you won't be able to compute all the branches of the universal wave equation. My guess is any deterministic interpretation of QM will have a computational bullet to bite.
As such, it doesn't look like reality can be fully simulated by a Turing machine.
Quantum mechanics and quantum computers are not interchangeable terms.
QM is a derived rule set, QC is a result of assembling a physical system that exploits QM rules.
aside from that, a Quantum scale assemblage [QC] is a lot closer to biological secret sauce than semiconductor gates.
brains provide access to novel problems, and novel solutions.
the process is called imagination.