Fixing hardware failures in software is literally how quantum computing is supposed to work, and it’s clearly not a silly idea.
Generally speaking, there’s a lot of appeal to intuition here, but I don’t find it convincing. This isn’t good for Tokyo property prices? Well maybe, but how good of a heuristic is that when Mechagodzilla is on its way regardless.
Fixing hardware failures in software is literally how quantum computing is supposed to work, and it’s clearly not a silly idea.
Generally speaking, there’s a lot of appeal to intuition here, but I don’t find it convincing. This isn’t good for Tokyo property prices? Well maybe, but how good of a heuristic is that when Mechagodzilla is on its way regardless.
Quantum computing is not a silly idea in principle, in that it couldn’t be done, it is just much harder for our first, critical try.