The best idea I have is to create a sphere lined with some material capable of reflecting cosmic rays and other crazyness. Next would be to have only the atoms in the sphere, nothing else. A vacuum plus the atoms your using would reduce the effects of random vibration, but when the vibrations happen, perhaps the atoms could be dependent on a different gravitational force, or momentum acting fast enough that the atoms obey it as if it was gravity. Thats the best I got, but I don't know for sure..
Dr. Michio Kaku, what hope do neural networks hold for information processing? Can this framework provide a interface between physical symbol systems and our biological neural networks?
dig a hole a thousand feet down. In that hole put pistons coming from every angle that auto adjust to even the smallest changes in the earth. Now, connected to those pistons put a large sphere the size of a building. The outer skin of this sphere would be made of our best shielding against frequency, atomtic rays, the general muck of the universe. In the center of the sphere, dangle a box from wires. In that box, put your quantum computer.
Um, they current computing technology combined significantly exceeds even that of the human brain. Our computes aren't as versatile as a cockroach, and may not learn as well, but in terms of raw processing power computers significantly exceed that of a cockroach's brain.
@11Stonecold11 Well first off he said robots, not all computers ever. They do actually have an incredibly difficult time doing anything at all. However, i would have to disagree with him on this because it is essentially a programming issue at this point. There is no actual artificial intelligence. All of these robots are just machines executing preassigned commands. The reason they cannot see chairs or decipher speech is because they cannot think, not because they are slow.
Michio Kaku should be president of the US. I think a little bit smarter than Barack and the republican candidates, and by "a little", I mean he makes them look like lobotomized, mentally challenged cockroaches. :D
About lead: If you were to encapsulate your QC with lead, the waves would create heat inside of the lead, causing the decoherence to fail as a result and even more energy would be needed to reach near 0 Kelvin.
Also, Where to let the heat out inside 'closed' lead?
About zero Kelvin: I know i said "about". I meant "near" :)
im afraid hes wrong, the simple dynamics of qunatum computing could not possibly revert to our franchise-based state, i mean why colonise if the true basics arent meant with any sufficient referendum? it seems completely obselete without any true core. Do the math. It will never WORK.
and use it as a power source. i mean if we can use atoms in computers we can sure as hell get more energy out of solar energy than the public currently can. all the problem is is money. if you can fund it, i would spit out ideas better than thomas edison. i mean, the money just isnt there. money is holding back humanity from advancing. dont you think thats a little unfair given our current state of being. lacking resources and all. i mean come on. i propose money be destroyed or made simpler
and then you would need to be able to establish some sort of boson. like photons to make the electron, muon, tau, ect... to switch from being up to being down. and even then is electrons the easiest to work with? what about light? we can seperate light into a whole spectrum... there has to be something more.. and then we get into the issue of power. we need some really good super conductors to help keep it all going at full capacity.... or even use light that is being gathered to change info...-
splitting into different possabilities bringing in the very funciton of the brain. science. where it can deduce a more correct answer by having the exact info in there using more or less massive leptons maybe? we would need it to have different sections like the brain does, where the answers can conclude. this means we would need to configure a large sequence of numbers that equal other numbers that can bring us to a different answer in which it can see which one has the more likely outcome.....
"if you can create a quantum computer that computes on individual atoms and electrons, you would be heralded as the next Thomas Edison." CHALLENGE ACCEPTED ;D. lol but really, we would need to be able to manipulate bosons for that... and as far as i know. we cant... i mean if you could get the right amount of gluons in a some sort of magneticaly charged capsule with say 7 atoms and 7 electrons. but what if its more complicated. adding depth to the yes no. and adding but "sometimes this" -
What about a magnet inside the computer attached to all of these atoms that keeps them all at the same angle every time that the actual machine is moved?
D-wave systems is actually releasing a 256 bit quantum computer soon (As in, a few years...). They only have their proof of concepts done and are ready to mass produce them, but they have their prototype working.
Why can't we create a guide vein for the computing atoms, much like an audio optical cable? Or, for that matter, it just seems to be an insulation issue. Any thought's?
@SolidTube911 What part of "The Future of Quantum Computing" told you that it was a video about the cure for cancer? And if he spoke in simpler terms I'm afraid the "lobotomized, mentally challenged cockroach" might start to comprehend.
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we are biological atoms computers are just performing maths with 0's and 1's (binary) simulated off electrical signals that run around you computers motherboard, using molecular system would allow for a more advanced ability in these calculations they won,t feel emotion joy or pain but will be able to make more complex decisions. Its emotion & logic that makes us intelligent the 2 are entwined in our brains, quantum computer systems would be one step closer to becoming self aware indefinitely.
@SupremeLordReptyle wow your so smart, so much smarter than anyone else on the whole planet, you should call MIT or Nasa right now they are missing out on your genius........
@MrDragonknight94 If you have a series of pairs of cup where one cup is labelled 0, and another cup is labelled 1 and only one cup can be filled with water at a time, then technically you can have memory based on the cups filled with water. I don't know about the ability to save a shape with water though, sounds a little bit far-fetched.
@shune84 Yea I agree with your statement. It would be a pretty damn slow processor. However, I've never heard of the notion of water saving "memory of its own shape or a previous shape" though. That implies each molecule somehow has a way of remembering its position relative to an outside point.
I don't think moore's law will flat out collapse. Cloud-based technology seems like a viable work-around to making chips smaller and smaller. In other words, we can just build bigger and bigger supercomputers that do the computations for surrogate machines. That leads to all sorts of privacy issues, but I don't think those issues will offset the cost of R&D for other things.
@anonymousbl00dlust Have one quantum computer, a quantum "server" that is built in a place that can withstand vibrations and cosmic rays and just have electronic silicon based computers connect to it?
An optical Quantum computer would be faster than an electric quantum computer but one working up at the highest gamma frequencies could really kick arss.
@donkisiko Working with a Photon+some Positron field at higher frequencies isn't better than the starting point of atoms and atomic spins with regards to quantum computers.
ADM could build super large animals and we just have everything we need, then let the animal decompose and it would have been more power efficiency than eating yucky veggies.
He should have said "if you can steal the ideas to create a quantum computer and pass them off as your own, you will be hailed as the next Thomas Edison"
Oh Come on! Dr Michio Kaku, stop complaining all the time about the slow and insufficient progress of nanotechnology for building more powerful computers.
In the meantime, just make a bigger computer: One the size of a skyscraper like Empire State Building, make a computer the size of Manhattan.
@deutschbuch30 not really, you're not taking into consideration the amount of electricity, maintenance, time to build, etc. all this will cost a lot, nano technology will solve a lot of problems.
@bvdek Yes, but is Telsa crowned greatest innovator of all time? no. I'm not disagreeing with you, lol. I'm just saying Edison has been crowned by many historians the greatest innovator of all time.
@daberko120ch Got references to any of the "many historians"? You're right though, you can't be disagreeing with me, because I never said anything about Tesla being 'the greatest innovator of all time' lol. Either way, in Edison's case he wasn't so much of an "Innovator" as he was a conniving rip-off artist who profited enormously from other people's ideas and inventions! Don't get me wrong Edison did contribut a lot, but he was really just a crook in a suit. Tesla was pure Genius!
you would need complete radio isolation. basically, the computer would be in a lead box. Because every radio wave disturbs electrons. As many know, microwaves produce heat, and that in terms controls how fast particles move, and what molecular state the atoms are in. With the world's most popular form of communication (cellular phones) and other forms of communication using microwaves to transmit data, this could be a major problem.
I used to have a quantum computer, but then I smashed it in rage when I kept seeing all these repeated memes. Sorry physics, internet subculture is holding you back.
The best idea I have is to create a sphere lined with some material capable of reflecting cosmic rays and other crazyness. Next would be to have only the atoms in the sphere, nothing else. A vacuum plus the atoms your using would reduce the effects of random vibration, but when the vibrations happen, perhaps the atoms could be dependent on a different gravitational force, or momentum acting fast enough that the atoms obey it as if it was gravity. Thats the best I got, but I don't know for sure..
Zeuqe400 2 days ago
Dr. Michio Kaku, what hope do neural networks hold for information processing? Can this framework provide a interface between physical symbol systems and our biological neural networks?
mcquoidellum 3 days ago
Challenge Accepted.
Bradsworld1 3 days ago
I should do my homework, but this is too interesting.
StarTrekFanEst 5 days ago 2
dig a hole a thousand feet down. In that hole put pistons coming from every angle that auto adjust to even the smallest changes in the earth. Now, connected to those pistons put a large sphere the size of a building. The outer skin of this sphere would be made of our best shielding against frequency, atomtic rays, the general muck of the universe. In the center of the sphere, dangle a box from wires. In that box, put your quantum computer.
exibitions 5 days ago
How do we ask him a Question ?
roonyunlimited 5 days ago
Ins'nt it possible to have infinite states between 0 and 1?
valdios1988 1 week ago
if u look at a quantum computer, it crashes lol
lmos26 1 week ago
'chairs, desks, tables, peoples, lamps' Wait what?
I SEE PEOPLES
WanderToKyozo 1 week ago
Um, they current computing technology combined significantly exceeds even that of the human brain. Our computes aren't as versatile as a cockroach, and may not learn as well, but in terms of raw processing power computers significantly exceed that of a cockroach's brain.
11Stonecold11 1 week ago
@11Stonecold11 Well first off he said robots, not all computers ever. They do actually have an incredibly difficult time doing anything at all. However, i would have to disagree with him on this because it is essentially a programming issue at this point. There is no actual artificial intelligence. All of these robots are just machines executing preassigned commands. The reason they cannot see chairs or decipher speech is because they cannot think, not because they are slow.
Shiggitydiggityz 1 week ago
well duh you just need a quantum electron stabilizer ^_^
jeremybrown82 1 week ago
Was anyone else thinking of Terminator?
acakajv 1 week ago
Big Problem with Quantum Computing is that Quantum Computer can break any password on the planet in the matter of seconds.
There would be a total chaos only fingerprint password might work or some bio passwords / iris scanner it creates massive security issues
wexa89 2 weeks ago
@wexa89 Passwords have always been weak. It's a poor form of protection. In the future, we'll have AI. That will guard things intelligently.
ThomasRojan 1 week ago
@ThomasRojan I hope so but what rules / politics the AI follow ?
Can AI truly be neutral or will the ones who create it define the rules it follows / Decisions it makes regarding millions of users identity ?
There are quite a few examples today how different governments sensor / monitor the internet.
But i m an optimist i hope in the future we might have better rules for the world in general :)
wexa89 1 week ago
the i-Quantum
gman422422 2 weeks ago
Thats it... im declaring myself a whore.. Why? Because im getting mind fu**ed everywhere ... And like it XD
EvolutionXEngine 2 weeks ago 3
I need this for my WoW bot.. got the same problem as the cockroaches
Schoening91 2 weeks ago
I dream of the day when we make the transition from silicon tech(retarded dust mite) to retarded cockroach to drunk rhino and beyond.....
aadeebindy 2 weeks ago
Pardon, but Einstein was a patent clerk...
Jem7Vellz 2 weeks ago
Michio Kaku should be president of the US. I think a little bit smarter than Barack and the republican candidates, and by "a little", I mean he makes them look like lobotomized, mentally challenged cockroaches. :D
MisterZEDO 2 weeks ago 4
solution:
1:Have automated suspention on quantum computer to avoid motion interferance.
2:Have lead casing to stop waves.
SuperRustyTrumbone 2 weeks ago
@SuperRustyTrumbone "Automated suspension" in what direction of which of the millions of waves per second to compensate for?
Also: what about reaching about zero Kelvin and keep it that way?
TheDigitalStone 2 weeks ago
@TheDigitalStone i thought the led would stop all waves.
what about zero kelvin? ps. you cant reach it.
SuperRustyTrumbone 2 weeks ago
@SuperRustyTrumbone
About lead: If you were to encapsulate your QC with lead, the waves would create heat inside of the lead, causing the decoherence to fail as a result and even more energy would be needed to reach near 0 Kelvin.
Also, Where to let the heat out inside 'closed' lead?
About zero Kelvin: I know i said "about". I meant "near" :)
TheDigitalStone 2 weeks ago
@TheDigitalStone point taken.
copper mesh can stop radio waves and let out heat. i wonder if that applys to this?
oh and if you need to keep q pc's at such a low temperature, then it would take so much energy, so that it wouldnt even be worth making
SuperRustyTrumbone 2 weeks ago
@SuperRustyTrumbone I think it's the same with copper mesh. It will heat out, including into the direction of the q pc.
But you're right, my thought were also like... is it worth it all if such gigantic energy is needed?
TheDigitalStone 2 weeks ago
A lobotomized mentally challenged cockroach. Hilarious.
ohea18 3 weeks ago 2
i don't want to be the next Edison i want to be the the first emperor of humanity
qazz11q 3 weeks ago
2:30 i couldn't do my homework because my dog ate my five atoms
rubixor 3 weeks ago 5
must build quantum computer, I accept the challenge
meccaflare0 3 weeks ago
And I thought my girlfriend was fragile..
FF8 3 weeks ago
labotimized mentally challenged cockroach.. nice. ;)
extra0ordinary 3 weeks ago 6
My new favourite insult : "Shut up you lobotomised, mentally challenged cockroach!" >:D
GaaaDing 3 weeks ago 78
@GaaaDing
Haha! I actually use that man. It always make them shut up... they don't have a comeback for that one :D
Unimath22 1 week ago
Wow...I thought Carl Sagan motivated me to study more about Science, Dr Michio Kaku blew me out of the water...
DeinosDinos 3 weeks ago
3x5 is 15? OMFG =O
mothgods 3 weeks ago
mierda yo quiero trabajar contigo!!!!
juanfrixxx 3 weeks ago
im afraid hes wrong, the simple dynamics of qunatum computing could not possibly revert to our franchise-based state, i mean why colonise if the true basics arent meant with any sufficient referendum? it seems completely obselete without any true core. Do the math. It will never WORK.
mrkosilathi 3 weeks ago
Challenge accepted.
SCIFIguy64 3 weeks ago
and use it as a power source. i mean if we can use atoms in computers we can sure as hell get more energy out of solar energy than the public currently can. all the problem is is money. if you can fund it, i would spit out ideas better than thomas edison. i mean, the money just isnt there. money is holding back humanity from advancing. dont you think thats a little unfair given our current state of being. lacking resources and all. i mean come on. i propose money be destroyed or made simpler
matafuckas 4 weeks ago
and then you would need to be able to establish some sort of boson. like photons to make the electron, muon, tau, ect... to switch from being up to being down. and even then is electrons the easiest to work with? what about light? we can seperate light into a whole spectrum... there has to be something more.. and then we get into the issue of power. we need some really good super conductors to help keep it all going at full capacity.... or even use light that is being gathered to change info...-
matafuckas 4 weeks ago
splitting into different possabilities bringing in the very funciton of the brain. science. where it can deduce a more correct answer by having the exact info in there using more or less massive leptons maybe? we would need it to have different sections like the brain does, where the answers can conclude. this means we would need to configure a large sequence of numbers that equal other numbers that can bring us to a different answer in which it can see which one has the more likely outcome.....
matafuckas 4 weeks ago
"if you can create a quantum computer that computes on individual atoms and electrons, you would be heralded as the next Thomas Edison." CHALLENGE ACCEPTED ;D. lol but really, we would need to be able to manipulate bosons for that... and as far as i know. we cant... i mean if you could get the right amount of gluons in a some sort of magneticaly charged capsule with say 7 atoms and 7 electrons. but what if its more complicated. adding depth to the yes no. and adding but "sometimes this" -
matafuckas 4 weeks ago
I'm a computer science major and I can attest to the fact that computers are miserably stupid.
6dark6alex6 4 weeks ago
I love his analogy for the robots. A lobotomized, mentally challenged cockroach. lol
Theroha 4 weeks ago
3 times 5 is not 15
AZoje 4 weeks ago 4
What about a magnet inside the computer attached to all of these atoms that keeps them all at the same angle every time that the actual machine is moved?
Rokondude5 4 weeks ago
D-wave systems is actually releasing a 256 bit quantum computer soon (As in, a few years...). They only have their proof of concepts done and are ready to mass produce them, but they have their prototype working.
lalamonkeydude 1 month ago
Well in physics a Quantum computer is hard. But in reality for us people, its impossible :3
NorthWolfs 1 month ago
@NorthWolfs impossible no extremely hard yes
hungrymusicwolf 4 weeks ago
@hungrymusicwolf Impossible us non scientists, yes. Extremely hard, yes.
NorthWolfs 4 weeks ago
i understood physic then i took an arrow to the knee
skaterguy69666 1 month ago
Challenge Accepted.
CitizenOccidens 1 month ago 6
15!!!! the answer is 15!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
killbotone 1 month ago 3
Challenge accepted !
eracless 1 month ago 7
No that would be the next Nikolai Tesla.
Edison would be the guy who managed patent and sell it.
DeMause 1 month ago 138
@DeMause Did you read that article on reddit? haha.
99str3ngthx2 3 weeks ago
@99str3ngthx2 Nope.
DeMause 3 weeks ago
@DeMause dont forget, stole and uncredited
jhroma20 2 weeks ago
Why can't we create a guide vein for the computing atoms, much like an audio optical cable? Or, for that matter, it just seems to be an insulation issue. Any thought's?
BayAreaLen 1 month ago
Challenge accepted.
Gaming000Freak 1 month ago 8
Challenge Accepted!
Icedmetal57 1 month ago
If you made a Quantum Computer, you'd be using a hundred dollar bill to wipe your ass.
DarkZerkerX 1 month ago 7
@DarkZerkerX i suggest searching for "DWAVE" (it's a company)
MoraKG 1 month ago
If humans could master quantum mechanics transformers would be a reality
Esharido 1 month ago
this video's title should be called "Mentally Challenged Cockroaches"
olimond 1 month ago 3
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TheKSProduction 1 month ago
aw man, i have homework?!
27kdon 1 month ago
Trinary Computing?
twitchalmighty 1 month ago
That was incredibly funny, but incredibly true.
twitchalmighty 1 month ago
Dr. Michio Kaku? Why not proffesor Michio Kaku?
p6v53as435fe 1 month ago
the amount of number from 0 to 1 is infinite, but you can always jump o nearest integer.
chukaz1 1 month ago
Build a structure to house one? LOL
kalphitekil 1 month ago
i had no idea what this super nerd was getting on about..i thought he was gonna talk about the cure for cancer.
SolidTube911 1 month ago
@SolidTube911 What part of "The Future of Quantum Computing" told you that it was a video about the cure for cancer? And if he spoke in simpler terms I'm afraid the "lobotomized, mentally challenged cockroach" might start to comprehend.
Limewire1980 1 month ago
next Thomas Edison hmmm...
back to the drawing board now
sagar246246 1 month ago
You will be heralded as the next Tesla****
DreamerTrain 1 month ago
challenge accepted... *knows nothing of quantum physics* FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-
cleanloader 1 month ago 2
Next Edison? Edison would look like a noob compared to the guy who invents quantum computers
Hungrymage 1 month ago
This guy man... I love this guy.
james342121 1 month ago
I love how he always says "We physicists" as if he is involved in quantum computing of any type.
ephidapoon 1 month ago
@ephidapoon He is closer than you are.
ShinzukuTomoke 1 month ago
@ShinzukuTomoke you too. so what.
ephidapoon 1 month ago
Hey I am offended!! - cockroach..
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ContinUumTHEgreat 1 month ago
we are biological atoms computers are just performing maths with 0's and 1's (binary) simulated off electrical signals that run around you computers motherboard, using molecular system would allow for a more advanced ability in these calculations they won,t feel emotion joy or pain but will be able to make more complex decisions. Its emotion & logic that makes us intelligent the 2 are entwined in our brains, quantum computer systems would be one step closer to becoming self aware indefinitely.
shune84 1 month ago
Dr. Kaku is a fucking G.
crankdatbatman23 1 month ago
easy ... awnser, create your Quantum computer in a place where there is no gravety .. duhhhh
SupremeLordReptyle 1 month ago
@SupremeLordReptyle wow your so smart, so much smarter than anyone else on the whole planet, you should call MIT or Nasa right now they are missing out on your genius........
Justin1976 1 month ago
@SupremeLordReptyle on the moon :P
man can already get there
shune84 1 month ago
@shune84 So I'm gonna have to go to the moon to play call of duty 26 on max graphics?
CloudysGuitarChannel 1 month ago
Those retarded, lobotomized Roaches still whip my ass in chess
metalguru6 1 month ago
the awkward moment when you actually use 5 atoms to calculate 3x5
PortrayYourVision 1 month ago
I'm the top comment??? OMG my life is truly completed now!!!!
MrsLautnerForever1 1 month ago 94
@MrsLautnerForever1 u r not
LoLFilmStudios 1 month ago
Challenge Accepted!
TheDaringAtheist 1 month ago
He says you can't get smaller then an electron. But what if you can? What if the 4th demension or the 0 demension is there. :O
VoreTechz1985 1 month ago
I once saw on a video *sorry for my ignorance*
that water can actually have "memory" that it has an ability to save a shape...
I'd like to see that before i die...
MrDragonknight94 1 month ago
@MrDragonknight94 If you have a series of pairs of cup where one cup is labelled 0, and another cup is labelled 1 and only one cup can be filled with water at a time, then technically you can have memory based on the cups filled with water. I don't know about the ability to save a shape with water though, sounds a little bit far-fetched.
eeg10 1 month ago
@eeg10 if you have enough space water and cups and some automatic way of transferring the water from the cups then yes
shune84 1 month ago
@shune84 Yea I agree with your statement. It would be a pretty damn slow processor. However, I've never heard of the notion of water saving "memory of its own shape or a previous shape" though. That implies each molecule somehow has a way of remembering its position relative to an outside point.
eeg10 1 month ago
I wish I live to see quantum computers.
MatPav2 1 month ago
I don't think moore's law will flat out collapse. Cloud-based technology seems like a viable work-around to making chips smaller and smaller. In other words, we can just build bigger and bigger supercomputers that do the computations for surrogate machines. That leads to all sorts of privacy issues, but I don't think those issues will offset the cost of R&D for other things.
anonymousbl00dlust 1 month ago
@anonymousbl00dlust Have one quantum computer, a quantum "server" that is built in a place that can withstand vibrations and cosmic rays and just have electronic silicon based computers connect to it?
Primus2X 1 month ago
I hope VEDA like in the anime gundam 00 which is a quantum processing unit will be a reality.
robertxtm 1 month ago
We will have molecular computers and biological computers before we have quantum computers
kroen 1 month ago
An optical Quantum computer would be faster than an electric quantum computer but one working up at the highest gamma frequencies could really kick arss.
QPWimblik 1 month ago
@QPWimblik
Quantum computers have to use optical fibres today anyway lol so it wouldn't make a difference.
donkisiko 1 month ago
@donkisiko Working with a Photon+some Positron field at higher frequencies isn't better than the starting point of atoms and atomic spins with regards to quantum computers.
QPWimblik 1 month ago
Wish atoms were on sale now
mquiroz90 1 month ago
Where can I buy Atoms???
duranarts 1 month ago 62
@duranarts nowhere ... because they are everywhere
amanvds 1 month ago
@duranarts i got some 500 for 50 cents you must buy in bulk no less that 5 trillion per order
BABarracus6 1 month ago
@duranarts simple, ur local hardware store :D
emptyskullify 4 weeks ago
if you believe in religion you are automatically mentally challenged cockroach
TurkiyeCumhurbaskani 1 month ago 3
@TurkiyeCumhurbaskani not true. im athesit, but wwe have to give people pluralism.
Vince13192 1 month ago
QBO begs to differ ;P
DarkStar1O9 1 month ago
I am a lobotomized mentally challenged cockroach, and I find this offensive.
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"..chairs, desks, tables, PEOPLES, lamps..." xD
JbtSveZauzeto1 1 month ago
Yeah, my brain only uses about 5 atoms to figure out 3x15..
LividLobotomist 1 month ago
@LividLobotomist retard comment is retarded
Vince13192 1 month ago
ADM could build super large animals and we just have everything we need, then let the animal decompose and it would have been more power efficiency than eating yucky veggies.
ftlqed 1 month ago
He should have said "if you can steal the ideas to create a quantum computer and pass them off as your own, you will be hailed as the next Thomas Edison"
matthewjsharpe 2 months ago
I'm subscribing.
JeaHSaren 2 months ago
Next Thomas Edison? Pshh. I'd rather be the next Michio Kaku. Anyone?
aidanc0406 2 months ago
@aidanc0406 no
Vince13192 1 month ago
thats why we need to start on some serious space stations
87TheProdigy87 2 months ago
3x15 is..... um.... fuck some help pls?
pyro1gone1crazy 2 months ago
Mind=Non existent
z0mgz0rs 2 months ago
Create a shield.
EntityUnknown1 2 months ago
@EntityUnknown1
That's what I was thinking.
I bet they've thought of that as well.
It's probably not that easy.
How are you going to stop things like cosmic rays and vibrations, and other factors that might affect the orientation?
youtubian2500 2 months ago
@youtubian2500
How would that affect us, the life on planet.
The whole evolution of life on this planet happened under this stuff, for sure it affects us in some way / a part of us / affects our functioning.
Static172 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
Oh Come on! Dr Michio Kaku, stop complaining all the time about the slow and insufficient progress of nanotechnology for building more powerful computers.
In the meantime, just make a bigger computer: One the size of a skyscraper like Empire State Building, make a computer the size of Manhattan.
Problem solved.
deutschbuch30 2 months ago
@deutschbuch30 not really, you're not taking into consideration the amount of electricity, maintenance, time to build, etc. all this will cost a lot, nano technology will solve a lot of problems.
duminicad 2 months ago
so we need to make a constansperical sheild out of some shit to... fuck i dont know what im talking about
i failed
jjtheslayer69 2 months ago
That sad moment when you don't know what else to watch because you've already seen all of Dr. Michio Kaku's videos :'(
MrsLautnerForever1 2 months ago 198
@MrsLautnerForever1 I know that feel bro.
smudgethekat 1 month ago
@MrsLautnerForever1 the sad moment when you start rewatching them...
zenthex1234 1 month ago
@MrsLautnerForever1 VSauce. That's what to watch.
fmgreenie 1 month ago
I love this guy!
But I hate Thomas Edison...
I would say "as the next Nicola Tesla".
Static172 2 months ago 5
@Static172 Thomas Edison was a greater innovator than Nicola Tesla though...
daberko120ch 2 months ago
@daberko120ch
Actually, No.
Static172 2 months ago
@daberko120ch Edison prayed every night of his existence to have even half of the genuis that Tesla possessed..
bvdek 2 months ago
@bvdek Yes, but is Telsa crowned greatest innovator of all time? no. I'm not disagreeing with you, lol. I'm just saying Edison has been crowned by many historians the greatest innovator of all time.
daberko120ch 2 months ago
@daberko120ch Got references to any of the "many historians"? You're right though, you can't be disagreeing with me, because I never said anything about Tesla being 'the greatest innovator of all time' lol. Either way, in Edison's case he wasn't so much of an "Innovator" as he was a conniving rip-off artist who profited enormously from other people's ideas and inventions! Don't get me wrong Edison did contribut a lot, but he was really just a crook in a suit. Tesla was pure Genius!
bvdek 1 month ago
believe in human vibration? Everyone has their own vibration. What is reality?
may be distorted?
TheXtremeworld 2 months ago
What is Edison comparing to Tesla?!
omarskablues 2 months ago 4
This guy doesn't know Watson.
Malk007 2 months ago
@Malk007 watson is amazing!! thank GOD for IBM!
TheLastAfrican 2 months ago
Run
awesomespark73 2 months ago
Will it tun crysis 2
awesomespark73 2 months ago
what about that IBM cpu that supposedly resembles the brain of cat???
PreApproved1 2 months ago
3 * 5 = 15. I learned something new today
BacklTrack 2 months ago 7
you would need complete radio isolation. basically, the computer would be in a lead box. Because every radio wave disturbs electrons. As many know, microwaves produce heat, and that in terms controls how fast particles move, and what molecular state the atoms are in. With the world's most popular form of communication (cellular phones) and other forms of communication using microwaves to transmit data, this could be a major problem.
W0Wman1 2 months ago
I am a lobotomised, mentally challenged cockroach and I find this video offensive.
LOSTKILLERDRAENEI 2 months ago
@LOSTKILLERDRAENEI No you're not, you're a copycat.
MrPeeepe 2 months ago
this man makes me feel smarter, he radiates IQ.
linkuei83 2 months ago
This video would have 100+ million views if it was titled, "Quantum Computing and how it will Revolutionize the porn you watch today!!"
oopopp 2 months ago 3
You forgot an even smaller one. Photon computers. (sarcasm)
fxdarkforce33 2 months ago
Michio Kaku is awesome, the next Carl Sagan!!
Runswithscissors111 2 months ago
10 to 15 years is NOTHING!!! I love it
lolnclol 2 months ago
so he knows how to build a computer out of five atoms, but at 1:27 he needed to look at his paper when naming the four different kinds
TheShorttracker 2 months ago
The present is the beginning, the future a waits.
Wesley95501 2 months ago
The next Thomas Edison?
That guy was so overated.
gamblemadman 2 months ago
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desirefirst 2 months ago
@desirefirst Why did you delete that comment sparky?
gamblemadman 2 months ago
Already invented this, the government is currently using my technology for finding the cure for AIDS and Cancer.
D4Gamers 2 months ago
i took 5 atoms, and then did 3x5=15 AND 4x5=20 out of my head.
am i a genius now?
Trisscarro 2 months ago
I used to have a quantum computer, but then I smashed it in rage when I kept seeing all these repeated memes. Sorry physics, internet subculture is holding you back.
rossplendent 2 months ago
"If you can...?" challenge accepted.
kabauny 2 months ago