How Quantum Computers Do It: Finally, a Helpful Explanation

* BEL's Quantum Supremacy Over the Media: The entire world of science journalism has been unable to explain in a way the public can understand how quantum computers can accomplish so much so quickly. Might BEL be able to succeed where all of journalism has failed? This past weekend NASA's website briefly posted a paper annoucing that Google achieved quantum supremacy. If this report is true, they've run a program that on the world's fastest super computer would take about 10,000 years to complete but one of Google's few quantum computers ran it in about three minutes. How can a quantum computer be so efficient? It's not because their processing components are smaller, and it's not because they execute computer instructions more quickly. So, what is it? In our effort to achieve quantum supremacy over the media Bob Enyart attempts to give an actually helpful analogy for a novice to get some notion about how it can be that quantum computers achieve such astounding speeds. 

* Bomb Bomb Bomb, Bomb Bomb Iran: (Sung to the tune of Barbara Ann). Bob and Doug McBurney talk about why Iran's government should be taken down including because of Tehran being the world's leading supporter of terrorism and for its intention to make nuclear weapons and to destroy Israel.