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Hee-su Chae
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"Similar souls are recognized and greeted from afar." – Schopenhauer
In 2017, American physicist Matthew P.A. Fisher published a study on the similarity between the human brain and quantum computers in his thesis, Are We Quantum Computers, or Merely Clever Robots? The image of us being observed as a single image through our eyes is actually made up of many atoms and 'phosphorus' and consisting of a series of constant thinking and overlapping phenomena.
Programmed to constantly explore the outside world through the limitations of vision. Paradoxically, more possibilities can be recognized in the absence of any observation. Therefore, the 'I' in the work experiences a lot of possibilities between 0 and 1, in a dream that no one can observe, although I don't know where it is, and I experience a lot of possibilities. And the deeper you fall into the overlap of those possibilities, the more you feel a strange sense of deja vu. Eventually, at the end of the narrative, 'I' discovers a quantum computer that shares 'in' with him and faces another 'I'.
We are instinctively used to and attracted to something similar.
And for us like that, quantum mechanics (Qbit) may be closer than anything.