Quantum Computers vs Bais & Racism

"Vacuous truth"

The world we live in that has always been defined by basic factors such as 1+1 = 2, yet 90% of people cannot even explain why this is true. I took a discrete mathematics with applications in 2002 and I had to explain with math and computer programs in a 10 page paper why this is true. We live in a would of vacuous truths, In mathematics and logic, a vacuous truth is a conditional or universal statement that is true because the antecedent cannot be satisfied. An extreme example of this is religion, “God is real” that statement will always remain true until anyone can prove otherwise.

For thousand’s of years society has abused various narratives of truth(s) and lies and thus have escaped the narrow pointed of view we consider humanity, kindness, justice and even Love. With the revelations being brought forth by Quantum Computing capabilities, there is now a promise of a new hope and new awakening for mankind. Quantum will soon be the basic factor of understanding existence like we have never witnessed before and will shape the minds of all the future greats, our children.

It has been easy for many to escape the notions of “why is our universe the way it is”, “why, why, why” so many endless “WHY’s”.

Quantum is coming, Quantum is here, Why? Because humanity has been asking for it since the beginning.

How does this relate to bias and racism one might ask, because very soon no longer will society be able to just say “that’s just how the world/universe is”, When they are faced with an ‘impossible problem’. Very soon Quantum will reveal details, dimensions, perhaps even the multiverse which will base and factor into every part of human existence. I believe Quantum will help us fit into each others shoes and view each others points of view(s) better than before.

My name is Mainza Kangombe, I went to butler university, studied electrical engineering, computer science, and software engineering when I was 16 years old. I’m a college drop out and musician, co-lead in anti racism at the United Nations in New York and have been lead application developer since 2016 at the United Nations. I’m President of OneQuantum Zambia, I’m a husband and father of 3 beautiful children, and I believe in the positive use of technology for the betterment of humanity.  

For more on my quantum journey visit www.kangombe.org

I will be posting regularly here on https://onequantumzambia.substack.com/ so stay tuned for more!

Thank you and stay blessed.

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