Well I have had an interesting time putting this site and initial content (The supposition of superposition) up. I have reviewed up on Bell’s theorem quite thoroughly (I know there’s a lot and I haven’t covered it all, but I have found some fascinating stuff and think I have the core of it “down cold” now).
And that has lead me back, oddly, pretty much to my starting point, in several ways. Since I started this whole quantum physics caper I have been wondering what do I do with this. Do I tell the world? If so, how do I tell the world? Or even which part of the world am I telling – the scientists? the layperson? whom? Even at the time, back then, I had it pretty accurately analysed I think, as to what my options were, as I can see much the same options now, 3 years or so later. they are: (i) I can try to convince the scientific world they they have “quantum computing” wrong, (ii) I can try to present it to the layperson as an informative explanation of what quantum physics is, or (most difficult of all) (iii) I can try to do both simultaneously*. (i) will be hard (neigh-on-impossible maybe) and (ii) while easier may have far less potential effect than (i) (and why do anything without the purpose of it making an effect on the world in some way (small or large)). So, as I write this paragraph I have come to the conclusion to try (iii). I have nothing to lose. 🙂
* (Insert pun about quantum physics here – “quantum superposition” means “in all (potential) states simultaneously” (or something to that effect)