An introductiontoquantumcomputing
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The document discusses the theory of quantum electrodynamics and how it describes nature. It states that quantum mechanics seems absurd based on common sense, but is how nature truly works. Even physicists and students don't fully understand it. The key points are that quantum mechanics involves superposition and describes nature in ways that seem nonsensical from a common sense perspective, but this is how the natural world functions and must be accepted.
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- 2. NO you are not going to be able to understand it you see my physics students dont understand it either . that is because I dont understand it . Nobody does The theory of quantum electrodynamics describes nature as absurd from the point of view of common sense . So I hope that you can accept nature as she isabsurd.
- 7. 2 + 2 = 1