Comments by "Darnit" (@darnit1944) on "Quantum Computing - The World of the Future - Part 6 - Extra History" video.

  1. The internet was found because of the US government's project of new communication network. So i dont see the problems here.
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  2. There are some problems that requires hundreds of years of trials and errors to solve. And then through our trials and errors, we solved them. Ex: smallpox, polio, Euclid's question, etc. Quantum computer doesnt need trial and error. It just need an input data and it handle the data. No more yes and no from each data, just results.
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  3.  @trollamos  Who knows, maybe quantum computing could calculate tax rate and redistribution much more accurately. We took years to find the hump on the Laffer curve, but i think through machine learning and the amount of data evidences, it could find the hump on the curve quickly. Just brief explanation, Laffer curve is a curve representing tax rate and government income. When tax rate is 0%, the government income is 0 because nobody pays taxes. When the rate is 100%, nobody would work. Why would they work if their hard earned money would be taken away? So at some point in the curve, there is a hump when the tax rate increases, the government income goes down instead of keep going up. Problem is, we dont know where exactly the hump is.
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  4. If you want to argue, go back to the previous episodes about the theories
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