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I have this intuitive understanding of quantum theory and it goes like this - In first-person shooter video games, the entire map isn't rendered on the screen at once—only the visible part is. As the player moves and interacts with the game, new parts of the map are rendered. Similarly, in quantum theory, as soon as "#edgeinformation"(#particle) tries to access the wave function information(#Wave), the horizon of our observable reality expands. This means that our reality 'renders' or comes into being as we interact with it, much like the game map does for the player.

Quantum computing intuition - In the same analogy, let's consider quantum computers. When we inject information into a quantum system, it's like adding data beyond the visible edge of the game map. The quantum waves beyond this edge calculate the most likely #possibilities. We then intentionally collapse the wavefunction to observe the final state. Essentially, by injecting information into the quantum system, we're leveraging the quantum waves beyond our observable reality to perform computations for us. It's akin to a computer running the reality, where the user within this reality uses its #loopholes to input information into the computational component that renders and processes the reality, thus harnessing it for computation

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