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If you're exploring this for personal or creative reasons, it's a compelling lens; scientifically, it's an approximation that highlights real principles without being fully rigorous."

"This idea gained widespread popularity through a famous quote by comedian Bill Hicks: "Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively."

Quantum computers (qubits) aim to overcome this by exploiting superposition and entanglement for parallel computation—but that's a whole different story!"

"In 2025, classical computers dominate everything except niche quantum-accelerated tasks. They're fast, cheap, and stable—but fundamentally limited by the binary, sequential nature of bits.

The field evolves fast—by 2030, hybrid qubit/qudit systems may become standard for fault-tolerant computing."

"No single "best"—choice depends on application (e.g., superconducting for speed, ions for fidelity, neutral atoms for scale).

"In 2025 NISQ, they're limited to toy models; fault-tolerant hardware (~2030) enables full-scale string/brane simulations for breakthroughs in materials or gravity."

"These ideas remain theoretical but are taken seriously in cosmology, resolving the "beginning" puzzle. For more, explore eternal inflation or LQC models. https://t.co/gSiIMB7lYH +1"

"In summary, LQG's Big Bounce replaces one Big Bang with a rebound from contraction, but in cyclic extensions, it enables multiple "Big Bangs" through eternal oscillations—resolving singularities without a true beginning."

"In quantum gravity, spin foams "tessellate" spacetime at ~10^{-70} m² quanta, while bubbles/instantons probe instabilities below 10^{-35} m, potentially resolving decay via discreteness."

"In quantum gravity, Planck-scale spacetime is "pixelated" or tessellated to avoid infinities, with theories like LQG providing mathematical frameworks for this discreteness. https://t.co/ArXl1eD0rp +2"

"GR revolutionized physics by showing gravity is geometry in 4D—not a force in 3D. It's the foundation for black holes, Big Bang cosmology, and ongoing quests for quantum gravity."

"In summary, 2D Liouville thrives in flat/topological setups for quantum gravity; 4D SR is fundamentally flat/non-topological; 6D extensions are niche, using flat spaces for dualities."

"These laws are tools for victims of rights deprivation, not typically against practitioners. If facing interference, consult a civil rights attorney specializing in RFRA/AIRFA—criminal charges against officials are possible but require strong evidence of willfulness."

Both roles are real cultural practices, not myths—rooted in millennia-old traditions for healing and community balance."

"In anthropology today, "shaman" is preferred for cross-cultural comparison (e.g., core shamanism with trance), while "witch doctor" is avoided as ethnocentric. Local terms (sangoma, curandero, medicine man) are best.