US Navy futuretek patents thread

1. 2019-11-05 at 5:15 AM UTC

   #121
   

   iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
   like the boson is more electromagnetics
   quantum technologies are more fusion
   and so forth
2. 2019-11-05 at 5:19 AM UTC

   #122
   

   aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
   what 'quantum technologies' have anything to do with fusion? quantum mechanics is pretty much just the idea that 'classical' physics is statistical, and that all the predictable things we take for granted (ie. atoms, molecules, even electromagnetism) are based on even smaller particles that only generally behave in a predictable way.
   
   the main 'quantum technology' that's being talked about at the moment is quantum computing, and the basis of that is simply an analogue to a transistor that can have more than two states, leading to a computer that can process data exponentially faster because it doesn't have to use binary
3. 2019-11-05 at 5:26 AM UTC

   #123
   

   iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
   yes, quantum computing is working in a similar way as fusion!!
   
   (PDF) Quantum Computing: Fusion of Physics and Computers
   https://www.researchgate.net › publication › 274721829_Quantum_Computi...
   Quantum Computing: Fusion of Physics and Computers ... A Quantum computer has been designed by Google and NASA, fabricated by D-Wave Systems
4. 2019-11-05 at 5:28 AM UTC

   #124
   

   iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
   you are behind the game already if you don't know about setting it up like fusion!!
5. 2019-11-05 at 5:28 AM UTC

   #125
   

   aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
   LOL
   
   
   the link doesn't work but I can see just from the description that it's talking about a 'fusion between physics and computers', ie. the nexus where the two fields meet, not the concept of fusion in terms of fissile materials, nuclear/cold fusion etc
6. 2019-11-05 at 5:29 AM UTC

   #126
   

   iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
   yes, i said works in SIMILAR fashion.
   
   
   you took fusion and ran off on your tangent.
7. 2019-11-05 at 5:31 AM UTC

   #127
   

   aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
   lol k
8. 2019-11-05 at 5:46 AM UTC

   #128
   

   iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
   the cubits are on an obvious algorithm
9. 2019-11-05 at 6:09 AM UTC

   #129
   

   Greenspam African Astronaut
   Aldra, I can't believe you're asian. can you teach me how to use chopsticks?
10. 2019-11-05 at 6:09 AM UTC

    #130
    

    Greenspam African Astronaut
    .. on your Motha?
11. 2019-11-05 at 6:43 AM UTC

    #131
    

    vindicktive vinny Black Hole

    Originally posted by Greenspam Aldra, I can't believe you're asian. can you teach me how to use chopsticks?

    
    thats racist.
    
    not all asians can use chopsticks.
    
    and he has been hybridized.
12. 2019-11-05 at 12:20 PM UTC

    #132
    

    Big League Jew Tuskegee Airman
    Asiam, stop bro.
13. 2019-11-05 at 2:01 PM UTC

    #133
    

    Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]

    Originally posted by Big League jedi Asiam, stop bro.

    
    Can't you just stop him by debating him and showing who right?
14. 2019-11-05 at 2:31 PM UTC

    #134
    

    Big League Jew Tuskegee Airman

    Originally posted by Obbe Can't you just stop him by debating him and showing who right?

    
    Because I like him too much to grind his face in the mud just to show him he's wrong. And he's putting up a struggle that would require it.
15. 2019-11-05 at 3:02 PM UTC

    #135
    

    iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
    obviously, mathematics is not a fluid concept to some:
    
    RANDOMNESS:
    
    Fusion:
    Mathematics of Data Fusion - Page 9 - Google Books Result
    https://books.google.com › books
    I.R. Goodman, ‎R.P. Mahler, ‎Hung T. Nguyen - 1997 - ‎Mathematics
    that the comprehensive statistics of the randomly varying observation-set E are ... one usually works not with the probability measure PZ of a random vector Z but
    
    
    Algorithm:
    An algorithm for picking random numbers in a range without ...
    https://dev.to › babak › an-algorithm-for-picking-random-numbers-in-a-ra...
    Aug 21, 2019 - Pick an index at random. Check to see if we've picked that number before in a set S; If we have picked the number before, go to the first step ...
    
    
    i just said they work in similar fashion by design.
    
    
    
    
    that is as basic of a statement one can make and yet it's being debating by the other things listed in similar comparison.
16. 2019-11-05 at 3:05 PM UTC

    #136
    

    iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
    it's all designed to be random
17. 2019-11-05 at 3:12 PM UTC

    #137
    

    iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
    quantum computing wants the cubits to be RANDOM in the 0/1 dialog.
    
    algorithm's create and locate randomness patterns
    
    the orbit design of the spy equipment is set in several random patterns
    
    Science pushes Randomness via Evolution
    
    Mathematics spends more time trying to harness and create Randomness than anything else
    
    higgs boson is designed to be random
    
    with the Universe always expanding, the shape of the Universe is ALWAYS random
18. 2019-11-05 at 3:16 PM UTC

    #138
    

    iam_asiam68 African Astronaut
    about the only thing NOT RANDOM in the Universe, is our PRE-PROGRAMMED DNA!!
19. 2019-11-05 at 3:51 PM UTC

    #139
    

    Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]

    Originally posted by Big League jedi Because I like him too much to grind his face in the mud just to show him he's wrong. And he's putting up a struggle that would require it.

    
    It's ok if you can't do it.
20. 2019-11-05 at 4:04 PM UTC

    #140
    

    iam_asiam68 African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Obbe It's ok if you can't do it.

    
    what can he do?
    
    take words i put together and know i have a hidden meaning to them by just saying they are relative (laws of physics)?
    
    tell me where all of those applications, including what the navy is building, is not based upon Randomness?