There Are Always Limitations

To each construct, whatsoever, there are always limitations. Each construct is, in a sense, incomplete. This is what Godel's incompleteness theorem teaches us. Accordingly electronic computation, which is based on quantum mechanics, has quantum mechanical and thermodynamic limitations. Extending beyond these limitations, quantum computing is invented. But quantum computing, has in turn, its own natural limitations.

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Engr. FAYEZ FOK AL ADEH. I am an amateur scientist. I have written 37 books and 590 articles, delivered tens of lectures in mathematics, physics, astronomy and computer science. I have written ten innovative papers in these fields. One of them contains an exact solution to the celebrated Riemann hypothesis.