Are there any classical quantum mechanics in quantum computing that you talk about or that you know about?

Or is it all sort of computational concepts?

Are you strange or charmed?

It's, look, sometimes you can be both strange and charmed at the same time.

Are you up or down right now?

I'm more of a top.

I've heard that about you.

Brad, I have read so much about quantum computers over the last, let's say,

three days. Yeah, we had an episode planned here. Ask me what my relative comprehension level is.

Give me a percentage. 0.0001%. Man. And you're like pretty good at integrating information once you track it down.

The more I get into it, like honestly, the best thing that I read about it was a cartoon that

somebody sent me on Twitter today when I asked if people had good reads on quantum computing.

And they were like, you know, I'm kind of joking, but this is the best thing I've read so far

in explaining why this is so confusing thing I've read so far in explaining

why this is so confusing. And it's not like everything you know about super positions is a lie.

It's all just amplitudes, man. It's amplitudes all the way down. Everything is just a waveform.

No. Well, it depends on what kind of space you're talking about. It's not a Euclidean space wave form. It's like, oh my God. Yeah, it's, it's, it's, nope, I can't. It's too late at night for this. Have you ever

seen scanners? That's what I felt like all the last three days. I was sitting in the dark on

Saturday with the power was out, reading about quantum mechanics and quantum computing, I was like,

I don't think I can understand this, man.

It's a good way to break your head,

clean open.

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