Quantum Computing, Aliens & Future Tech With Abhijit Chavda | TRS 341
Check out my Mind Performance app: Level SuperMind Android - https://lvl.fit/androiddownload iOS - https://lvl.fit/iosdownload Join the Level Community Here: https://linktr.ee/levelsupermindcommunity Follow Abhijit Chavda's Social Media Handles:- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2bBsPXFWZWiBmkRiNlz8vg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theabhijitchavda/ Facebook: http://facebook.com/AbhijitLChavda Twitter: https://twitter.com/AbhijitChavda Website: https://abhijitchavda.com/ Today on The Ranveer Show, we welcome Abhijit Chavda. He is a theoretical physicist, historian, geopolitical analyst, writer, and podcaster with a diverse knowledge of various subjects. I have had the fortune of talking to him on multiple podcast episodes that we did on TRS and this is just another one of those epic conversations. This episode was an in-depth explanation of quantum physics and quantum computing. Abhijit sir dwelled upon how a computer works internally, the power of quantum computing and how it works, and how quantum computing will affect human life in the near future. We also talked about the truth about alien life, the use of quantum computing for the government, and much more. Another episode with all things science. If you’re someone interested in the new technologies and developments in the world, this is the episode for you because we have discussed every possible development that may come our way in the future. I hope you enjoy this episode and tell us your thoughts in the comments section. (0:00) - Abhijit Chavda x Ranveer Allahbadia begins (5:07) - How does a traditional computer work? (16:41) - How quantum computing will affect human life? (27:10) - Power of quantum computing for government (43:35) - Truth about alien life (50:40) - Can quantum computing replicate the human brain? (55:39) - Thank you for watching (57:53) - End of podcast
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