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In laymen terms, what could the average joe experience if he had some sort of Quantum Computer?
Massive computing power. While ALL computers up until now operate on just 2 states of an atom (known as 1 and 0), a quantum computer could theoretically operate on all states of an atom, of which there are actually over 30. Just the movement from a binary to a trinary system holds exponential increases in power.
But, will it blend?