> It's possible to explain the operation of a Quantum Computer without
> resorting to the Many Worlds theory, but doing so is convoluted and difficult,
> if you were to program such a machine I believe it would be more productive
> to think not of one device but of trillions running in parallel. Of course
> nobody has made a Quantum Computer, but I predict that if somebody ever does
> then Many Worlds will become the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics
> because it will be the easiest way to think about certain problems.
I would like to see someone explain the operation of a quantum computer
*using* Many Worlds theory!
-mitch
http://www.thehub.com.au/~mitch