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A closed spacelike path would probably net the guy the Nobel in physics instead of exoplanet discovery.

(for some reason, "time travel" is called spacelike, because that means you can have two parts of the same event occurring at a spatial distance greater than C would normally allow. So, timelike means no time travel, spacelike means time travel. Deal with it)
 
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In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics

After decades of miniaturization, the electronic components we've relied on for computers and modern technologies are now starting to reach fundamental limits. Faced with this challenge, engineers and scientists around the world are turning toward a radically new paradigm: quantum information...
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"In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics"

Probably should be a way bigger news story
 
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phys.org

In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics

After decades of miniaturization, the electronic components we've relied on for computers and modern technologies are now starting to reach fundamental limits. Faced with this challenge, engineers and scientists around the world are turning toward a radically new paradigm: quantum information...
phys.org phys.org

"In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics"

Probably should be a way bigger news story
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That's Yuuuge.
 
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pharmakos said:
phys.org

In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics

After decades of miniaturization, the electronic components we've relied on for computers and modern technologies are now starting to reach fundamental limits. Faced with this challenge, engineers and scientists around the world are turning toward a radically new paradigm: quantum information...
phys.org phys.org

"In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics"

Probably should be a way bigger news story
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Most misleading title. Pretty much the only way electronics work is due to quantum effects. If you're talking about qubits specifically, put qubits in the title.
 
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Quantum everything! The next hype now that deep learning hype is dead. Next, quantum deep learning!!!
 
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It's the kind of extraordinary claim still requiring extraordinary evidence. Since it's the same team doing different experiments and getting results, it won't really gain traction until a couple of other labs find similar boson traces.

But if it is confirmed... oh boy. Given the low energy, it shouldn't be a composite boson, which probably means a new elemental field. Or we've found the graviton, and it's not exactly what we expected.
 
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I just meant that I was happy to see it on Ars. Yeah, it's just Ars, but the more places that give it credence the quicker we'll solve it and maybe get new science...

I'll just quote the last paragraph of the article, because they were better able to state what I was just about to try to say:

There may also be, I think, a certain amount of unconscious snobbery in the background. The experimental results haven’t come from any of the big labs. And now the big labs are going to be putting planned experiments on hold to see if a result that they won’t get credit for stands up. If they find the boson, then, great, they’ve won plaudits for someone else. But, if that gun doesn’t smoke, there will be a long and painful search for what makes the original experiment different from the rest.
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You are happy a scientific work is seen on a pop sci blog? That's pretty retarded sir.
 
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You are happy a scientific work is seen on a pop sci blog? That's pretty retarded sir.
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I mean, I predicted this response, and I already gave my reply to it in the second sentence of that post. Snobby pointless posts like this are even more retarded, sir, shut up.
 
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I mean, I predicted this response, and I already gave my reply to it in the second sentence of that post. Snobby pointless posts like this are even more retarded, sir, shut up.
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You think a post on ars about an unreviewed piece of research will give it credence. Only retard here is you.
 
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Pop sci trickles down from actual science, and as a lay man with limited funds I don't have access to the scientific journals where I could go to read about this stuff first hand.
 
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You think a post on ars about an unreviewed piece of research will give it credence. Only retard here is you.
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You're the one picking an argument out of boredom on a holiday weekend. I'll do you a favor and just not reply to whatever retarded thing you're going to say next. Have a Merry Christmas.
 
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You're the one picking an argument out of boredom on a holiday weekend. I'll do you a favor and just not reply to whatever retarded thing you're going to say next. Have a Merry Christmas.
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There is no argument here. You said something retarded and got called on it. The end and Happy Chanukah.
 
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And I mean, are you imagining that I thought "oh, good, this is on Ars, now maybe some physicist out there will see this and be inspired to figure this shit out"? Because that's not what I was saying, at all.
 
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I mean, obviously not the end since you felt the need to say more? ;)
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There is no argument whether or not what you said was silly. There is certainly an argument to be made whether or not there is no argument but what you said is silly hence the "the end".

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And I mean, are you imagining that I thought "oh, good, this is on Ars, now maybe some physicist out there will see this and be inspired to figure this shit out"? Because that's not what I was saying, at all.
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You said :
"... The more places that give it credence the quicker we'll solve it and maybe get new science"

And that's very silly. A pop sci blog quoting unreviewed and unreplicated preprit on arxiv does not give a piece of research any credence.
 
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Scientists might not be affected by pop sci, but there are countless examples since the fucking Renaissance where public interest in a scientific subject helped push scientific advancements. Perhaps because, tho scientists aren't affected by pop sci, the people that FUND science are? Idk. But you're just being an elitist asshole for the sake of being an elitist asshole, really not sure what you're trying to contribute, so?
 
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