144. Jack Hidary: Moonshots, quantum computing and the future of education (IN ENGLISH)

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Recorded06 Feb 2020

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Jack Hidary is one of the world's leading experts on quantum computing, and has recently released the book Quantum Computing: An Applied Approach. In this discussion at the SIME conference in Stockholm, we also touch upon moonshots, where you take upon seemingly impossible challenges in order to radically impact the world for the better. Jack also delivers his insights on how education is being transformed into something truly collaborative. Podcast host: Christian von Essen // Learn more at http://www.hejaframtiden.se

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