Quantum Computing in Healthcare / Episode 4 - The Medical Futurist

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024

Комментарии • 61

  • @christinajohnstonperez9361
    @christinajohnstonperez9361 4 года назад +4

    I love you millions dear Medical Futurist....you are one of my favourite beings in this world.
    Keep your awesome work. The world is much better with you in it!

  • @wrjeffries1
    @wrjeffries1 4 года назад +3

    Your curiosity fascinates me. Keep up the Great Work! You are an inspiration to many 🙏😊❤️🌿

  • @carencheelicious
    @carencheelicious 4 года назад +2

    hey I discovered your RUclips channel and it has been a great inspiration to me! Please keep up with the good works you are doing here. It is all really great and useful.

  • @KevinTheNoobie
    @KevinTheNoobie 4 года назад +3

    Helium is an essential part of building Quantum Computers. Helium is also a quickly depleting, non-renewable resource. Should this be concerning?

  • @pnce9949
    @pnce9949 2 года назад +2

    12:30 had me DYING LMAO 🤣 keep up the good work!!!

  • @IamP3ngu1n
    @IamP3ngu1n Год назад

    '[N]ature isn't classical, dammit..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Man: "square peg, round hole...ugh...nope." Nature: "Not so fast, big boy !"
    Thanks for the post it has helped me along in my journey of understanding the duality of the Quantum world.

  • @konstantinosmei
    @konstantinosmei Год назад

    Popularisers need to stop saying that quantum computers can do things at the "same time" and "therefore" this gives rise to speedup. If it worked like that we could do NP-hard problems in poly time with a quantum computer. You do get speedups in certain problems, but the quantum effects that give rise to speedups are not as simple as "it does all possible paths in superposition".

  • @ratnasingh101
    @ratnasingh101 3 года назад

    Greatest Video I found to Understand Quantum Computer basic

  • @macdeep8523
    @macdeep8523 3 года назад

    This is best QC application VDO

  • @atzutzu
    @atzutzu 2 года назад

    Thank you, very insightfull and well made video! Greetings from neighbouring romania!

  • @silviagarcia-sparks181
    @silviagarcia-sparks181 4 года назад

    Thank you for all the hand movements while you talk!

  • @debjyotibanerjee6496
    @debjyotibanerjee6496 4 года назад

    Dr Mesko all your presentations are so much futuristic, mind boggling, igniting our thoughts indeed. Whenever quantum computers wl make its way it wl be a game changer for sure and usher a new era of healthcare solution. Stay blessed

  • @NetworkNebula
    @NetworkNebula 4 года назад +1

    Awesome video, thanks for teaching me something new!

  • @carewow5828
    @carewow5828 3 года назад

    I m regular follower of your channel.
    I just want to know about , how can buy all devices for my own medical devices bussiness

  • @royvincentgenogaling3104
    @royvincentgenogaling3104 3 года назад

    Our subject in nursing informatics led me here. We are currently working on an informatics project proposal that has to be within the realm of nursing and I’m searching some ideas from videos like this. I hope you could give me some idea too the medical futurist 🙂❤️

  • @506debbie
    @506debbie 2 года назад

    do you take the white plastic off the top and bottom?

  • @esnaosmanagaj3472
    @esnaosmanagaj3472 3 года назад

    Can the quantum computer create a digital twin simulation? Would that be in the future the perfect digital twin? I am thinking that understanding physics will uncover all the solutions, but quantum computers are probably the best way to simulate the actions of the particles in the same manner, without even fully understanding the laws of quantum mechanics. Awesome video! Thank you! Please give me your thoughts about my questions if you have also heard about the digital twin. Thanks!

  • @DrLukeonCall
    @DrLukeonCall 4 года назад +1

    Brilliant!
    Loved your presentation. Truly exiting times to be a medical doctor!! 👍🏼😊💻

  • @fatihmm1
    @fatihmm1 4 года назад

    Great video , I am also calling my self medical futurist, thanks for the video

  • @donnyj53
    @donnyj53 2 года назад

    How big are quantum computers and if large, can they be made to be smaller?

  • @kimkuehl500
    @kimkuehl500 2 года назад

    very interesting...

  • @aslife4060
    @aslife4060 4 года назад

    Thank you

  • @silviagarcia-sparks181
    @silviagarcia-sparks181 4 года назад

    Thank you so much! Keep up the good work! :)

  • @perlaursen1885
    @perlaursen1885 2 года назад

    I am an ordinary patient, with an ordinary disease. No doctor can with 100% certainity predict, if a certain combination of medication will save my life or kill me. Wonder if the Quantemecanics can solve that task one day? Then it will disrupt medical practic, and make most of the famaceutical business and marketing obsolete. That’ll be the day.

  • @stormtroop7314
    @stormtroop7314 4 года назад +1

    What’s with all the hand movements as you talk? Maybe I’ll understand it better like that right ??

  • @Unknownpoiu
    @Unknownpoiu 4 года назад

    Anyone have idea where is the good place for postgraduate study based in quantum computing for medicine design or any other?I am keen to venture into postgraduate study with all this new technology to impact drugs .But I am a pharmacy student but not a tech person.Is that possible?

    • @fearrp6777
      @fearrp6777 3 года назад

      You need to partner up and network. Best solution for you. You can't do it all and your brain would be best to be focused on one main aspect of a problem. While the tech savy can work on the other aspect. Hope you change the world for the better. Hope you expose the real capabilites of these quantum computers.

    • @fearrp6777
      @fearrp6777 3 года назад

      Team work!!

  • @sherrilynschwebelcompton9256
    @sherrilynschwebelcompton9256 11 месяцев назад +1

    The accent is a nice voice

  • @tharmaniac
    @tharmaniac 4 года назад

    Amazing

  • @xoangel
    @xoangel 2 года назад

    How does this video reference quantum entanglement if those guys just got the Nobel prize for discovering quantum entanglement 2 years later?

    • @Medicalfuturist
      @Medicalfuturist  2 года назад

      We used quantum computing to jump back and forth in time.

  • @luaneketcherd7996
    @luaneketcherd7996 2 года назад

    In conclusion those Medbeds work by using a quantum computer. Scary for your mind and body to be controlled by a computer

  • @lolok1099
    @lolok1099 4 года назад

    So we very well could achieve biological immortality?

    • @wrjeffries1
      @wrjeffries1 4 года назад +1

      Tanner Wells Trust me, you don’t want biological immortality. That experiment has been done before and it lacked the variety that one experiences when they have the opportunity to come back over and over again in different bodies experiencing different sensations through various life choices.
      Immortality gets old after awhile; variety is the spice of life. 🙏😊❤️🌿

    • @noahlovotti7722
      @noahlovotti7722 3 месяца назад

      ​@@wrjeffries1that's the fun part is you get to choose when to end it. I just want fucking more time in life so bad. Eternal oblivion is so fucking scary. It shouldn't be a think humans should experience anymore. Todays my fourth day of being bedridden thinking about it.

  • @kennethhudson8013
    @kennethhudson8013 2 года назад

    You won't need drugs with q computers,, which is fine by me.

  • @zachflannery6750
    @zachflannery6750 4 года назад +1

    I'm going to like and not like this at the same time

    • @Medicalfuturist
      @Medicalfuturist  4 года назад

      Or both!

    • @zachflannery6750
      @zachflannery6750 4 года назад

      @@Medicalfuturist would it be entangled or in superposition what is the difference

  • @hopeindarktimes9535
    @hopeindarktimes9535 3 года назад

    Protein folding problem solved recently.

  • @ReturnoftheGoddess-motherearth

    Giving your faith to AI and computer is a very stupid mistake