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MildlySerious
on Sept 30, 2013
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What is the theoretical limit of information densi...
So the theories here assume qubits are the smallest unit of storage. I'm not into physics, so how's the evidence they are really the smallest units possible to store information as? After all, atoms were said to be the smallest thing at some point.
maaku
on Sept 30, 2013
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Sure, if you postulate new physics anything is possible.
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