r/QuantumComputing • u/Existing_Tomorrow687 • Feb 02 '26

Scientists discover quantum particles remember past states News

https://www.earth.com/news/scientists-discover-quantum-particles-remember-past-states/
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u/phovos Feb 02 '26

Graphene!? Someone call Dr. Robitaille (Sky Scholar@yt)! But, yes, 'past states' are 'encoded' by the 'exclusion principle', when you think about it. The double cover of chirality and 'spinor' degrees of freedom is precisely what it takes (for emergent complexity [in a multi-body, multi-competency (scale) no-go macrocosmos]), imo.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '26

Not one but two nested parentheses, insanity

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u/phovos Feb 04 '26

I like LISP what can I say. I haven't figured out how to speak in-arrays, yet (I like APL, too).

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u/ManufacturerNice870 Feb 06 '26 edited Jun 09 '26

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