https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_quantum_computing @Lucienne d'Anwyl

Too bad it's 9ftx9ftx9ft and requires atmosphere control

Fusion reactors exist and work

Fusion isn't happening for a fucking while

>2018

>2019

fusion reactors dont work in a useful capacity

do quantum computers work in a useful capacity?

no

theyre in testing

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https://www.iter.org/proj/inafewlines

We don't even need fusion yet, we haven't even caught up on integrating nuclear power throughout the first world

We don't know because they keep the lid on quantum computers tight as fuck

Similar to plasma projection. Russia made the first plasma jet engines, but they're hardly usable

just cuz theyre building one doesnt mean it works lul

the theories havnt even made a useful test

Point being it’s being built to make net gains

building an actual one is retarded

For the first time

you say that

Integration of nuclear power has slowed down by a lot if anything

They do work in a useful capacity Luci

but theyve never made net gains

You nigger

No, they say that.

You just don't know what they are

Whether it'll succeed and how long it'll take it is another question lune

so why do you think this one will work

Good faith?

More like engineers stepped in and said "lets just actually fucking try it you goddamned nerds, stop being so pessimistic"

🤔

climate change is being used to implanment socialism

i think its a valid point tho

@Lucienne d'Anwyl at some point they have to build a physical unit if they want to learn how to improve it

theyve never proven any theories to work

Why do you think you’ll wake up tomorrow? You don’t know you just hope

they have physical units

theyre just test units

theyre built to test

The engineering way is to build on what works, reinvent and try.