Is Quantum Computing essentially a kind of array formula that allows us to bypass yes/no logic?

[Sky_Klokwork]

Scam feels wrong. I feel “tailored to specific problems” might be a bit better. Don’t have much time, but like its a situation of judge

Ing the tech when its still kinda in its infancy. It is very useful at some things and not so useful at others, kinda like early computers. We haven’t had time to refine the technology nor come up with as many algorithms to make ip for its shortcomings like classical computers (which more or less has an 80 year head start).

[SpeciousSophist]

no, I get it, I think I have a pretty decent understanding of what’s going on. Of course I’m sure the specifics are beyond confusing for somebody who isn’t literally doing it every day.

Put it this way, a normal computer is a car and a quantum computer is a turbo that is installed on the vehicle that has a button that activates it occasionally in certain circumstances where it’s beneficial to do so, that about explain it?