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Impossible Science: MIT Scientists Successfully Demonstrate First-Ever Control over Quantum Randomness

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Impossible Science: MIT Scientists Successfully Demonstrate First-Ever Control over Quantum Randomness

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Impossible Science: MIT Scientists Successfully Demonstrate First-Ever Control over Quantum Randomness - The Debrief

In a breakthrough achievement, MIT researchers say they have successfully demonstrated control over quantum randomness for the first time.

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This sounds promising, hope others can replicate & confirm it soon.

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