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Read it, fags. It's important.
You and no one else will be able to predict whether or not Quantum will be able to break any Blockchains.
Yes, I'll admit that I don't know enough about the Maths of this particular topic. I do not know the limits of Quantum.
This concern cannot impede us, though.
We need a replacement for Credit and we need it immediately. There's no reason to stifle this innovation becasue of fear of the unknown.
>Maybe it is simply someone who remembered their password after all these years or found that elusive thumb drive with the info on it but I doubt it.
Occam's Razor.
This is called Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt.
Besides, you're completely missing the point. What you want is wealth, more wealth that means you don't have to wage slave anymore.
We need alternatives to fiat and its adjacent tools. Whether or not Blockchain might be able to be cracked, which I still argue isn't a foreseeable thing and not any time soon, is entirely unimportant. You have no business trying to convince normies that it isn't a better alternative.
Keep in mind, this kind of shit won't get past a bunch of autists. This is one of the my areas of competence (even if vaguely) and I never see any of the people that are significantly smarter than me even closely touch this topic. So, I'm going to chalk up your "insights" to apparent apophenia.
There is a video of a man explaining with great detail why it's impossible for Quantum to get close to touching Blockchain any time soon. I'm looking for it, as I doubt I could explain it similar to how he does, but I'm not making any progress. I'll post it when I find it.
For now, I'm just going to keep thinking your only intention is to FUD.
Alright, watch this attached video.
There's also this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy5zHAwo43o
Now, again, I'm not anywhere near privy to the technical side of this and I'll freely admit that. However, I'm going to listen to these guys and the great points they make.
Thanks for making me go back and remind myself about the arguments for this topic.