Andy Stumpf

But then they'll eventually get it and then you'll evolve and your tactics will change.

And that's the game, man.

It's just it gets to a point with technology where it's like, what is not possible 100 years from now?

That's what's weird.

Like we are in one of the strangest times ever in human history in terms of these quantum computers that can solve mathematical – like Marc Andreessen explained it to me and I'm going to paraphrase it.

I'll probably fuck it up.

But he said that a quantum computer can solve an equation in a matter of minutes that if you converted the entire universe, every atom in the universe into a supercomputer, the universe would die of heat death.

Before it could solve this problem and a quantum computer on Earth can solve it in a matter of minutes.

I don't even understand.

I mean, right.

Like I understand every word that you just used.

Right.

But I don't understand what that means.

Exactly.

What it is capable of.

Right.

Well, they think that it might be evidence of.

somehow or another evidence of multiple dimensions of a multiverse and that not only is this quantum computer operating in this universe but in an infinite number of other universes simultaneously.

I like the Doctor Strange movies.

I'm in.