

So classical computers have bits where if electricity is on then it is a 1 and if it is off, then jt js a 0. This scales up with base 2 numbers and we have a lot of optimization here. 5 bits allow 5 digits with each 1 value.
Quantum computers use qbits which are superimposed on each other so a quantum computer with 5 qbits has 5! Or 120 values. They should be really efficient on certain tasks, but not generally efficient.









I want to use an analogy. If you have a landlord who seeks rent every month and you don’t give it one month, then you get kicked out and if you can’t transport your stuff on time then it gets trashed.
If that landlord made an exception, then the full force of the law would require the exception to be applied equally. Soon enough the landlord would have his stuff turn to shit.
However if a buddy spotted your rent, then asked you to simply remember him and try to do better, then the landlord could retain the perfect administration and the perfect justice, and your buddy could be able to chill with you in cool places.
Most of the time I hear about God the father being perfect justice like the landlord and Jesus being able to extend mercy from the suffering so he can provide mercy if you promise to do better.
Simply saying “why not have no rules if you make the rules” is a good response, but there are probably some side effects if there are not rules maintained.