@uncover.quantum: Quantum mechanics has confused people for 100 years. Google’s own scientists just explained it simply. Finally. 🔬 Here’s what they said. Quantum mechanics isn’t something that only happens in laboratories. It’s happening inside your cells right now. Inside every plant converting sunlight into energy. Inside every electron of every atom of everything around you. Nature has always been quantum mechanical. We just couldn’t see it. A classical computer bit is either 0 or 1. Always. No exceptions. A qubit — a quantum bit — can be 0, 1 and everything in between simultaneously. Google researcher Andrew described it perfectly using a globe. Classical computing lives at two points — North Pole and South Pole. Quantum computing accesses the entire surface of the globe at once. Richard Feynman sparked the entire quantum computing revolution with one question in 1982. If the universe behaves quantum mechanically — shouldn’t the most accurate computer also behave quantum mechanically? Google has spent decades building that answer. Are quantum computers ready yet? Google’s team gives the most honest answer in tech. We’re at the Wright Brothers moment. First flight. 12 seconds. Nobody called it useless. They called it the beginning. Quantum computers are at that exact moment right now. 🚀

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