Quantum Computing Using Superconductor

Another one of them:-

You will probably need 2-4 years at least of formal secondary schooling to make a start and probably 4 years at University on top of that.......minimum.....go and start!

All I see from you is the following:-

Only starts blogs with huge generalised impossible to answer questions for a blog.

Only posts in his own Blogs (up to now 3 Blogs on subjects that he has seemingly absolutely no prior knowledge or education) 9 posts.

Has never been in a position to help anyone else with anything on CR4....for one reason or another.....

Remember Guys what I recently said about "catch phrases" in a similar blog and people trying to be some one they are not.......and becoming possibly a dangerous accident waiting to happen......here we go again......

At least he has fully logged on and not just as Guest, my compliment on that that point at least.

Hmm interesting.. Gurus vs. only members. am i the only one that thinking it is rudeness (Although suggests true points ) ??

if we come to the answer because it's super :) .The name have explain some of : "QUANTUM" it is about quantums=>conjugate electrons which will handle parallel computing through bose einstein condense, bla bla... it is a big deal ;) take it easy. condense your brain force on X86 computing. it will much more useful :D

Hmm interesting.. Gurus vs. only members. am i the only one that thinking it is rudeness (Although suggests true points ) ??

Andy Germany stated some valid criticisms, but I agree with you that he comes off a bit harsh. Why bother replying if not to try to help the questioner? We should not discourage newbies or people struggling with the English language. If we suspect anyone of intentionally trying to annoy us, we should simply ignore the thread (or in more offensive cases, let the CR4 administrators deal with it).

Follow these links for articles mentioning the connection between quantum computing and superconductors:

http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/print/20933

http://www.rle.mit.edu/qnn/papers/berggren-2004.pdf

http://qist.lanl.gov/pdfs/supercond.pdf

Excellent reply -- very clear and concise! Thanks, I learned something new.

Thanks - but be warned - even though I can turn the handle on a few of the sums, I still don't understand it...