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“When a discovery takes nearly 100 years to prove, what does that tell us about how we decide what is worth funding along the way?”

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    Would a CHSH/Bell test on the causal lattice substrate actually violate the inequality?

    Would a CHSH/Bell test on the causal lattice substrate actually violate the inequality? If it doesn’t, the quantum-computing demonstration is dead before it starts.

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    The spinor components are antisymmetric by bipartite geometry within a session, but CompositeCausalSession combines…

    The spinor components are antisymmetric by bipartite geometry within a session, but CompositeCausalSession combines sessions with bosonic coherent superposition....
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    How far can familiar quantum behavior be reproduced bottom-up by explicitly following particles and local fields rather than beginning with a wavefunction description?

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    Oh I certainly couldn’t do that. It’s quantum physics project and I have no skill in that area. 

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