10 Terrifying Truths Quantum Computers Just Proved About Reality

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  @space.dudeYT · 12 days ago · pinned

  🔗The universe has been keeping 303 secrets from you. The Cosmic Library Collection tells you them all: <br><a href="https://spacedude.net/">https://spacedude.net/</a>

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  @ernestkao5923 · 11 days ago

  Mind-blowing synthesis here. But I think there&apos;s a deeper pattern connecting all 10 of these issues that the video hints at but doesn&apos;t quite name: <br>We&apos;ve been treating space as &quot;nothing&quot; — a passive vacuum — and that&apos;s creating errors at BOTH extremes: <br>• At quantum scales: It shows up as &quot;rounding errors&quot; (singularities, infinities, the measurement problem) <br>• At cosmic scales: It shows up as 95% of the universe being &quot;missing&quot; (dark matter/energy) <br>What if both are the same error? What if we&apos;re trying to do physics while omitting the canvas itself from the equations? <br>This traces back to the foundations of math itself — ZFC set theory starts with the &quot;empty set&quot; axiom, treats it as a container, and builds everything from there. But Gödel already proved math can&apos;t fully explain itself from inside itself. <br>The pattern: When you treat the &quot;second term&quot; (space, the vacuum, the canvas, the relation itself) as &quot;nothing&quot; instead of as an active term in the equation: <br>Quantum mechanics gives you singularities (division by zero) <br>Cosmology gives you 95% &quot;dark&quot; stuff we can&apos;t detect <br>The universe shouldn&apos;t exist according to our equations precisely because those equations forgot to count the canvas. Dark matter/energy might not be &quot;things&quot; — they might be the gravitational signature of space itself being an active informational medium, not a passive void. <br>Quantum computers are the first tools precise enough to show us exactly where our map stops being the territory. <br>Anyone else see this pattern, or am I connecting dots that shouldn&apos;t be connected? 🤔

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  @gua40 · 5 days ago

  Regarding the double split experiment.. we as humans portray different identities when being seen and unseen.

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  @nintend82 · 12 days ago

  Space.DudeYT <b>clears throat</b> &quot;Alright, Lets Go..<br><br>🚶 &nbsp;Where we goin, Mr Dude?.. &nbsp; 🤷

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  @unxjes9230 · 5 days ago

  A lot of references to our best current theories, which have apparently been brought into question by the Roman telescope.

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  @iprrdm6353 · 11 days ago

  We battle entropy daily.

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  @rickflare6893 · 2 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Xi53GdXxKc&amp;t=102">1:42</a> in and I’m getting ads

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  @randomtanjnt9441 · 11 days ago

  Time running backwards doesn&apos;t surprise me. The Big Bang is now and Existence is expanding forward and backwards in Time.

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  @STONECOLDET944 · 12 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Xi53GdXxKc&amp;t=1250">20:50</a> ergo hyperspace duh

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  @robertbowker284 · 9 hours ago

  So Douglas Adams was right!

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  @truthabacus · 9 days ago

  The only reason randomness is not calculatable is because the computer you are measuring with cannot recognize randomness so it becomes a pattern.<br>I did this in 2003 at UND Grand Forks. No discovery here.

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  @bern1005 · 11 days ago

  While philosophically interesting, the practical difference between true random and the best psudorandom number generators is valueless

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