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90% vacuous views, apathetically held. But stick around for the other 10%.
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Brian Skinner
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It turns out that there are a bunch of such systems.
The notion of _the_ correlated electron problems is the hope that all (or many) of these problems will eventually be solved by some common set of ideas or underlying principles.
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It's a bit nebulous. Generally speaking, _a_ correlated electron problem is a system for which we observe some behavior that cannot be explained by existing theories where the object that carry electric current act like free electrons.
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I will point out, though, that your comment is probably not literally correct. There are some real quantum computing researchers in this thread.
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Still, the horror that Scott Aaronson describes, of seeing the financially/politically empowered deal with science, is a very real one.
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I can appreciate that this might be an instance of the internet doing a thing it loves to do:
Take a quote by someone that's meant to be a folksy analogy, and then exclaim with exaggerated comic horror "Wait, this person LITERALLY believes X!?!?" twitter.com/gravity_levity…
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Arvind Krishna has a fully earned Ph.D. In Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois (1991). He was previously the head of IBM research and I assure you he actually knows more about how Quantum Computing works than anyone snidely commenting on this thread.
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Thanks for keeping us snarkoleptics in line a bit.
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This is *sadly* for Brian, an example of a quote with not context. If you know the audience, you understand this was delivered as intended. As Scott himself mentions: "I...felt like they got a lot more out of it than the businesspeople who came to my & Jeremy O’Brien’s session". twitter.com/gravity_levity…
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The three hours before the game, on the other hand...
I just made that mistake
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In my experience, the competition to know the least about the halftime show performers is even tougher
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And here I thought @ZachWeiner was engaging in hyperbole for the sake of humor
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Except it's clearly a leopard wearing sunglasses
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Read the horror that is Scott Aaronson's account of how quantum computing is discussed at Davos: scottaaronson.com/blog/#jan23
Here is a quote from a senior vice president at IBM: pic.twitter.com/WGg1MLxmxp
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Oh my goodness, this quote pic.twitter.com/5zhBkfNiTk
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Friedman might hold the record for the dumbest talk I've ever been to. And there is a LOT of competition. twitter.com/gravity_levity…
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Malawian musician Gasper Nali playing his homemade instrument, the Babatoni. pic.twitter.com/DeOBWwEDDF
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