That's about $4 trillion. Trillion.
(By the way, the article is about how spectacularly successful quantum mechanics is in making quantitative predictions -- and how it is almost certainly conceptually wrong.)
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Quantum Mechanic$
Technologies based on quantum mechanics are responsible for 30% of the US's GDP, according to an article in the latest issue of Science.
That's about $4 trillion. Trillion.
(By the way, the article is about how spectacularly successful quantum mechanics is in making quantitative predictions -- and how it is almost certainly conceptually wrong.)
That's about $4 trillion. Trillion.
(By the way, the article is about how spectacularly successful quantum mechanics is in making quantitative predictions -- and how it is almost certainly conceptually wrong.)
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