Quantum Computer’s, Plasmoid’s, & UAP’s

Wait. We've proven off world intelligence finally? Some other planet, galaxy, universe, dimension? Or just the old "cart before the horse" scenario?

All this talk of plasmoids, like it’s the new narrative, is hysterical. Equally the inter dimensional aliens. Are we not in a universe vast enough and complex enough to be the progenitor of what we see? Do we have to follow the leader and start babbling on about plasmoids? I mean they were just drones the other day. Anything to blur the reality eh?

Fact of the matter is, these craft create their own field - their own local field hence their ability to manoeuvre at insanely high G’s.

Anyway - I wonder what the next vaguely sanitised label will be? Not even sure why TPTB are even bothering frankly. They know what’s coming in 2027. Might as well release the cat now.

a reply to: ARM19688

What is this cat you speak of and how do you know? Asking for everyone here.

a reply to: BeyondKnowledge3

The Space aliens, seem to be knocking out government drones. Which would be a great way to bring in Bluebeam.

originally posted by: jeenyus2008
Mods, please feel free to move this wherever necessary.

Hey everyone, I just wanted to share something I can’t stop thinking about. Please feel free to correct me wherever I have made a mistake. I have no idea what I’m talking about nor am I an expert on literally anything. Im just trying to understand what is going on.

After the last month+ of Drones, Orbs, Plasmoids , etc. lingering in the worlds' airspace I had begun looking into the details of how Quantum Computers are made and how they operate. It’s insane, and I’m not even sure I really understand it.

My thought was this... If a Quantum Computer, more particularly Google's Willow and other QP’s are freezing atoms to a -15 Kelvin or near true zero to get the atoms to behave under Quantum Physics (superposition, etc.) instead of Classical Physics then maybe we are seeing an increase in Plasmoids/UAP's because they are aware that we have now have atomic based computers that are technically using/stealing RAM/bandwidth from a space that is not in our plane of existence.

When non-physicists come up with physics speculation such as that, we can usually call them "brain farts". "Plane of existence" is not really a scientific concept, nor is anything else about the brain fart. I don't know if you really meant it when you said "Please feel free to correct me", I'm just taking that literally, not attacking you.

There’s one video particularly that got me thinking about this and explains a lot in more simple terms. It’s an interview between Chris Williamson and Marc Andreessen (sorry I’ve never understood how to embed videos). Marc mentions that the creation of quantum computers alone proves the multiverse theory is real. I have played that explanation over a few times and haven’t been able to really comprehend it but he sounds correct.

I skipped though parts of that video but I can hardly stand listening to the guy, he needs a speaking coach to stop all his stuttering, it seems completely controllable and preventable, unlike some people who have stuttering speech impediments.

Anyway, I don't need to hear him say that to know it's complete bullcrap, so I wouldn't strain your brain trying to figure out quantum bullcrap claims about multiverse, which I can say as someone who took a graduate level course in quantum engineering.

Anytime you hear a non-physicist talk about quantum something, you should be extremely wary that what you are hearing is quantum nonsense or BS being dumped on your head, maybe 9 times out of 10 it is.

"If a sentence has the word "quantum" in it, and if it is coming out of a non-physicist's mouth, you can almost be certain that there's a huge quantum of BS being dumped on your head."
—Physicist Devashish Singh, quoting a colleague

Last question. What happens if sentient AI gets in to one of these quantum computers? Would it like convert into Qubits and interact sub-atomically (under quantum physics)?

Same answer, except you are doing the dumping of BS on our heads with that question:

"If a sentence has the word "quantum" in it, and if it is coming out of a non-physicist's mouth, you can almost be certain that there's a huge quantum of BS being dumped on your head."
—Physicist Devashish Singh, quoting a colleague

You're not a physicist obviously, but even some physicists have gone a little wacky with some BS claims about quantum and multiverse (Michio Kaku comes to mind as one example, I think he's just trying to sell books, and doesn't care how much BS is in them, as long as it's popular BS that makes him money). If you want to cut through the BS, by hearing from an actual physicist who can tell what is and isn't BS, I'd suggest youtuber Sabine Hossenfelder as a good starting point.

How to Detect Quantum Bullsh!t
(this is one example, but she goes into more depth in other videos)


Why the multiverse is religion, not science.

originally posted by: vance2
Wait. We've proven off world intelligence finally? Some other planet, galaxy, universe, dimension? Or just the old "cart before the horse" scenario?

It looks like Sabine threw in a gratuitous drawing of a little green alien apparently as representing another religion, for people who don't seem to be able to tell the difference between religion and science. Sure UAPs exist, but it's not scientific to think that aliens are the only possible explanation for some dot or fuzzy blob in the sky we can't immediately identify.

originally posted by: BeyondKnowledge3
a reply to: ARM19688

What is this cat you speak of and how do you know? Asking for everyone here.

If it's Schrödinger's cat, and they don't open the box until 2027, I predict it's going to be dead!