(Ark) So my questions will be more optimistic. We have now the age where quantum computers are being constructed and very soon they will be on sale in supermarkets. Using quantum computers, everybody will be able to break any code. It will come soon, but is it true?
A: It will get close to that point.
Q: (Ark) But that's not my main point. My main point is that I developed this theory that is behind quantum computers like many years ago. Now they are testing quantum computers. Recently there was publication about benchmarks of quantum computers. They tested 21 quantum computers from IBM and others. They were using one of my programs that is put in the book on quantum fractals. My code is now running on quantum computers. It's not just something abstract, but it's used for benchmarks. Now, what I want to know is... because this quantum theory is now real, that's for sure. It will be soon in supermarkets but nobody understands quantum theory. And I have a theory but I don't really understand. Einstein wanted such a theory. What is needed in order to understand quantum theory which I FAILED? I know how to run quantum computers, but I don't understand it. What is needed to understand? Like Einstein wanted?
A: Consciousness interaction needs to be formulated. You are on the way. Get back to work!!
Q: (Ark) About consciousness... Some minutes ago we were reminded that consciousness is related to the soul. And now consciousness is related to quantum theory. So consciousness is in the middle of everything. Where consciousness is located?
A: Where is it not?
Q: (Ark) What kind of mathematics is needed to describe consciousness?
A: Algebra.
Q: (Ark) Consciousness is related to information. What really happens when things happen is that information is recorded. Where is information recorded?
A: By consciousness. [laughter] Information recorded equals time.
Q: (Ark) Is quantum theory related to time loops? That there are time loops and there are many of them? It's in my head...
A: Yes
Q: (Ark) Oh... That's good! Well, I am done. I don't understand, but algebra is one thing that I understand. [laughter]
A: Okay, work!
Q: (Joe) If information recorded equals time, and time only exists for us, does that mean that at higher levels information is recorded?
A: No
Q: (Joe) It just...
(L) I think they've said that time is different at other densities.
(Joe) They said time is an illusion for us.
(L) Time as we perceive it.
(Ark) Oh, oh, oh! Do we need second time dimension?
A: Yes
Q: (Ark) Do we need third time dimension?
A: No
Q: (Ark) Aha! THAT'S an information!
(Pierre) You recorded it?
(Ark) Alright. I'm done.