I have read your comment like 5 times and I think i know what you mean then I am not so sure. Thanks for correcting me. I thought superimposed meant 00000, 00001, 00010, etc at the same time so basically all the possible “words” and combos created with the superimposed 5 bit space filled by qbits.

Thanks for answering/correcting me. The amplitude and negative and square of amplitude are what I pulled away from this.

So classical computers have bits where if electricity is on then it is a 1 and if it is off, then jt js a 0. This scales up with base 2 numbers and we have a lot of optimization here. 5 bits allow 5 digits with each 1 value.

Quantum computers use qbits which are superimposed on each other so a quantum computer with 5 qbits has 5! Or 120 values. They should be really efficient on certain tasks, but not generally efficient.

I think you are oversimplifying. Debt is great when only a few narrow conditions apply: equal or less than the cost of renting over the life of the loan/leined_item, payments match income (fixed payments for fixed income, variable payments for variable income).

Generally hourly workers who have variable hours cannot take out a loan or lease because variable income does not match the fixed expense.

Generally loans are stupid unless it has been underwritten (aka quoted at a cheap cost/interest_rate) due to the three cs: cash flow, credit history/score, and collateralized.

Specifically to address your comment. The rich enslave the poor. Poor people don’t just learn those two paragraphs with intuition overnight, and often the short term need for calories outweighs the need to pay credit on-time. The generation before had to have their hands held with checks and cash and balancing them such that there was more “intuition” regarding loans.

I hope this helps someone. I would share the ways I have maximized the matching expenses and revenue and how my mortgage keeps me wanting to keep a salaried role, but I don’t like sharing too much personal info.

Good luck lemmings.