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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jun 10, 2023 12:32:11 GMT
I mean according to the BBC the UK is in second place in the race to develop quantum computers and other quantum tech. This is thanks to government funding, twice what the US funds on it and 1/5th of what China does. UK says it wants to be number one. Lets hope so. I guess all those lessons I've been posting on quantum mechanics have got through the skulls of the Brits - lol!
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Post by jonksy on Jun 10, 2023 14:24:09 GMT
I mean according to the BBC the UK is in second place in the race to develop quantum computers and other quantum tech. This is thanks to government funding, twice what the US funds on it and 1/5th of what China does. UK says it wants to be number one. Lets hope so. I guess all those lessons I've been posting on quantum mechanics have got through the skulls of the Brits - lol!
That seems a tad unfair BVL when we have members like fiddles, wonky and darlings great minds.Keeping us all on the straight and narrow. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jun 10, 2023 14:57:25 GMT
I mean according to the BBC the UK is in second place in the race to develop quantum computers and other quantum tech. This is thanks to government funding, twice what the US funds on it and 1/5th of what China does. UK says it wants to be number one. Lets hope so. I guess all those lessons I've been posting on quantum mechanics have got through the skulls of the Brits - lol!
That seems a tad unfair BVL when we have members like fiddles, wonky and darlings great minds.Keeping us all on the straight and narrow. Politicians know nothing of science, but they have a sense of smell to know if some techy is serious or not. You have to change the tune yourself cos no one else will do it otherwise. All our shit economic forecasts are down to not taking science seriously. It is science that creates economic growth. You have to show them truthfully which science is the right science to back. This is it. |
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Post by jonksy on Jun 10, 2023 15:53:23 GMT
That seems a tad unfair BVL when we have members like fiddles, wonky and darlings great minds.Keeping us all on the straight and narrow. Politicians know nothing of science, but they have a sense of smell to know if some techy is serious or not. You have to change the tune yourself cos no one else will do it otherwise. All our shit economic forecasts are down to not taking science seriously. It is science that creates economic growth. You have to show them truthfully which science is the right science to back. This is it. Where exactly did I state that polits were conversed in science BVL? They rely on experts .....Oh wait a minute LOL |
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Post by Bentley on Jun 10, 2023 18:22:31 GMT
I’d like to know how they make those tiny little spanners.
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Post by buccaneer on Jun 10, 2023 22:44:55 GMT
I mean according to the BBC the UK is in second place in the race to develop quantum computers and other quantum tech. This is thanks to government funding, twice what the US funds on it and 1/5th of what China does. UK says it wants to be number one. Lets hope so. I guess all those lessons I've been posting on quantum mechanics have got through the skulls of the Brits - lol!
Wow. It's all thanks to you! |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jun 11, 2023 1:02:57 GMT
Politicians know nothing of science, but they have a sense of smell to know if some techy is serious or not. You have to change the tune yourself cos no one else will do it otherwise. All our shit economic forecasts are down to not taking science seriously. It is science that creates economic growth. You have to show them truthfully which science is the right science to back. This is it. Where exactly did I state that polits were conversed in science BVL? They rely on experts .....Oh wait a minute LOL Yes they rely on experts, but many are on the make and can sell them any old shit. I don't have any vested interests in a particular science so I can speak freely. Indeed you get loads of hangers on when they can smell politicians giving out money for science. The usual one is tell em it is green. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jun 11, 2023 1:05:15 GMT
I mean according to the BBC the UK is in second place in the race to develop quantum computers and other quantum tech. This is thanks to government funding, twice what the US funds on it and 1/5th of what China does. UK says it wants to be number one. Lets hope so. I guess all those lessons I've been posting on quantum mechanics have got through the skulls of the Brits - lol!
Wow. It's all thanks to you! No but I find if you start doing something then others tend to follow. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jun 11, 2023 1:07:52 GMT
I’d like to know how they make those tiny little spanners. It's all maths. I can't show you on here because forums like this don't do all the squiggly symbols. You need a blackboard. |
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Post by Toreador on Jun 11, 2023 6:08:07 GMT
I’d like to know how they make those tiny little spanners. It's all maths. I can't show you on here because forums like this don't do all the squiggly symbols. You need a blackboard. Do it on a blackboard then photograph it with the mobile you invented. |
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Post by Bentley on Jun 11, 2023 11:32:50 GMT
I’d like to know how they make those tiny little spanners. It's all maths. I can't show you on here because forums like this don't do all the squiggly symbols. You need a blackboard. Of course it’s maths . That’s how you set your quantum torque wrench. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Jun 11, 2023 12:38:49 GMT
It's all maths. I can't show you on here because forums like this don't do all the squiggly symbols. You need a blackboard. Of course it’s maths . That’s how you set your quantum torque wrench. Yes indeed. It's a weird one. Some maths can end up as a whole book of equations, but other times it is beautifully simple. |
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