Experiments · Bugs Academy

Fourteen times in a row

An ideal qubit, with no noise or drift. Fourteen identical outcomes in a row at θ = 90° is one chance in 16,384: the “one in sixteen thousand” from the chapter.

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Bugs Academy · Chapter 1

Peripheral Vision

Yesterday I saved a man’s life. Not on purpose. That’s an important caveat, because everything else follows from it. If I’d saved a man’s life on purpose — say, rushed into a burning building or jumped into a river — I wouldn’t be sitting right…

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