S1E2: Quantum Moves

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Egg boxes and lasers and qubits, oh my! We talk about quantum mechanics and the basis of design of citizen science quantum computer simulator, Quantum Moves. Included in the discussion are the places where humans do well versus computers, failing forward, and the meta game of studying how we learn.

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Play Quantum Moves over at Science@Home;
Read the round-up on the Nature paper over at the Nature website.
Then let the researchers know how you play Quantum Moves by playing Quantum Minds;
And if that’s not enough citizen science for you, check out Megan’s recommendation of Eyewire and FoldIt.

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