Hi, we're here from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter in just a few minutes.

I'm Cody Gough.

And I'm Ashley Hamer.

Today you learn about why luck is predictable and how you can make yourself luckier.

But first, you'll learn about what's next for Quantum Computers

with some help from Chris Bernhardt author of the new book Quantum Computing

for everyone. Let's satisfy some curiosity. It's time for the second half of our

two-part Quantum Wednesdays mini-series.

Last week we talked about Cubits and Entanglement,

which are two core concepts to help you understand quantum computers.

Once you understand those two ideas, then you can

start playing around with quantum computers. And that is pretty exciting.

Chris Bernhardt is a professor of mathematics at Fairfield University and the author of the new book

Quantum Computing for everyone and here's what he says we hope to actually do with

quantum computers now that we have them. One of the really exciting things is that IBM has put a quantum computer in the cloud and anyone can play

with it.

Anyone can interact with it.

It's got a nice graphical interface. So the way I see things moving

forward now are that we're going to have teenagers at high school, they'll learn a little

bit about quantum computing and they'll actually be able to play with a

quantum computer and what they'll do I mean you know it's difficult to tell I mean

but once you once you got a tool and you start experimenting there's going to be

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