Quantum computers use the principles of quantum mechanics to process information in ways that classical computers can't. They rely on qubits, which can exist in multiple states simultaneously, allowing for more complex computations and parallel processing. Unlike classical bits, which are either 0 or 1, qubits can be in a state of 0, 1, or both simultaneously (superposition). This allows quantum computers to process a vast amount of information at once. Qubits can be entangled, meaning the state of one qubit can depend on the state of another, no matter how far apart they are. This correlation can be used to perform complex calculations more efficiently. Quantum computers could break widely used encryption methods (like RSA) due to their ability to factor large numbers quickly. This has led to the development of quantum-resistant encryption algorithms. They can simulate molecular interactions at a quantum level, significantly speeding up the drug discovery process by predicting how different compounds will behave. In this video, we have explained quantum computing in simple words and explained how quantum computers work.

Qubits, state vectors, and Grover's algorithm for search.

Scientists just accomplished something that should have taken 20 million years… in 15 minutes. This isn’t science fiction—this is the first proven quantum advantage ever demonstrated with light, and it’s about to change everything we know about computing, learning, and reality itself. What You’ll Discover: ?? The 15-Minute Miracle - How researchers at the Technical University of Denmark used entangled light to solve a learning problem that would take classical systems 20 million years to complete ?? Quantum Entanglement Explained - What Einstein called “spooky action at a distance” and why it breaks all the rules of classical computing ?? Biological Qubits - The breakthrough from University of Chicago that turns living cells into quantum sensors using jellyfish proteins ? Hour-Long Qubits - How Paris-based Alice & Bob created qubits that survive millions of times longer than normal, making practical quantum computing finally possible ?? The Transhumanist Question - Why merging quantum technology with living cells crosses fundamental boundaries we need to carefully consider The Three Converging Revolutions: 1. Quantum Learning Advantage - Solving million-year problems in minutes 2. Quantum Stability Breakthrough - Hour-long qubits vs. microsecond lifespans 3. Biological Quantum Integration - Technology merging directly with living cells This isn’t just about faster computers. We’re witnessing the convergence of breakthroughs that together create capabilities that fundamentally rewrite what it means to be human. Why This Matters Now: By 2030—just five years away—fault-tolerant quantum computers with 100 logical qubits could be solving problems in materials science, drug discovery, and cryptography that no classical system will ever touch. But we’re also approaching a future where the line between technology and biology disappears entirely. The companies and individuals who understand this convergence first will have access to capabilities their competitors literally cannot replicate with classical technology. The Critical Question: Just because we can merge quantum technology with living systems, should we? This isn’t just a technological revolution—it’s a philosophical and spiritual question about what we’re meant to be as human beings.

Demystify the concept of qubits with everyday examples! This video uses lasers and polarized light to illustrate the core principles of a two-level quantum system. Explore various qubit implementations, from electrons to trapped ions, showcasing their mathematical equivalence.

Quantum physics deals with the foundation of our world – the electrons in an atom, the protons inside the nucleus, the quarks that build those protons, and the photons that we perceive as light. These constitute everything that we are made of, both matter and energy. But how is it any different from regular physics? The 'regular' physics is the physics that deals with Newton’s laws of motion and its related mechanics. This is more formally called Classical Physics. This is the physics of our day-to-day lives—the rolling of balls, the rotation of the earth, and the mechanics of engines. Quantum physics deals with particles that are incredibly small and hence, the laws of classical physics don’t apply in this world. In this video, we discuss the meaning of quantum physics and how is it going to change how we perceive the world around us.

Quantum entanglement is a physical resource, like energy, that is possible between quantum systems. When a coin spins on a flat surface, it’s in a state of superposition between its two faces—head and tails. Similarly, electrons in their natural state exist as a superposition of both up and down spin. Only when measured do they give a definite value of up or down, which, in technical terms, is referred to as the “collapse of the wavefunction”. In quantum mechanics, wave function collapse occurs when a wave function, which was initially in a superposition of a few states, reduces to a single state due to interaction with the external world. When a pair of electrons are generated, interact, or share spatial proximity, their spin states can get entangled, which is what scientists call the quantum entanglement of electrons. Quantum entanglement was first recognized by Einstein, Podolsky, Roson and Schrodinger. In this video, we explain quantum entanglement in simple terms so that it becomes accessible to laymen and children who are interested to know about quantum entanglement

Scientists just used quantum computers to simulate the exact moment God spoke matter into existence—and what they’re discovering is changing everything we thought we knew about reality, medicine, and the power of words. This isn’t sci-fi speculation. IBM and Google have created quantum systems that are 13,000 times faster than the world’s most powerful supercomputers, revealing the mechanics behind how spoken intention becomes physical matter.

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Learn to design a perfect homepage in just 15 minutes! This tutorial breaks down essential sections, from the hero section to the footer, offering actionable tips for improved conversions. The video analyzes crucial elements like navigation, calls-to-action, and social proof, demonstrating how to maximize engagement.

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AI is hitting a wall. And when it does, quantum computing will become the most powerful technology in human history. While everyone's obsessing over the next ChatGPT update, quantum computers are solving in 5 minutes what would take our fastest supercomputers 10 septillion years. That's not an upgrade—that's a complete paradigm shift.

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This is an interview I did with Vallerie Mitchell of Comcast Local Edition discussing the formation of the MSJC Business & Technology center, the original BTTC Website and billboard in 2006.

This is a video I put together specifically for the grand opening of the MSJC Business and Technology Center. It contains many of the best photos I've taken of the new building.

An excerpt from the never-released Juice Weasels Rough Cuts Bluray disc. I did all of the camera work and post-production.

This is a video I did for a class I was taking at Cal State San Bernardino. Later it was used for display in one of the classrooms during the Grand Opening ceremony for the MSJC Business and Technology Center.

These baby hawks fell from their nest and were then rescued by Karen. After a couple of days of feeding and caring for them, Karen located a local bird sanctuary where we could take them for proper care and rehabilitation.

A video of Lionel photos with a catchy sound track.

This video documents the making of the Juice Weasels' I want to Kill You video.

Two love birds enjoying the song "Ain't That A Kick in the Head" sung by Tom Bennett

A baby chicken hacthing from its egg.

This is what happens when a bunch geeks get together with a bunch of musicians to make a music video. My brother Tom is the lead singer. Ross Renner, on bass, is the animation genius.

Since my original My World video became much too long and too large of a file to deal with in editing, I cut it down to several smaller vignettes. This video is the second of the four-part series.

This video essay contains many of my best photographs of the beauties of nature that I have been exposed to over the course of the last twenty years.

As an amateur photographer I have taken literally thousands of photographs throughout my life. This video is a photo essay of my best sky images taken over the course of the last six years.

A quikie of a bee in a flower.

Originally this was shot with a super-8mm Sears movie Camera. I transferred the original digitally to edit and add music to it. The footage is of my father, after the 1968 Western Days parade, shaving off a beard he grew for the scroungiest beard contest.

A leaf that appears to be floating in mid-air.

My father passed away December 22, 1996. I created this video for his memorial service.

My son Rob and I were asked by our friend and client Ken to participate in the making of his 30 second cable commercial.

Recorded in November of 2011 with post-production completed by Bennett Media in the spring of 2012.

On Wednesday, July 30th, 2014 the finals for the Riverside Sings competition were held at Fairmont Park and after the dust had cleared my brother Tom emerged the winner. This is the video of his song shot from my handheld Canon HD video camera.

This is one of the early videos I worked on with the Juice Weasels.

This is a video presentation that I did with fellow MSIDT student Lisa Fan during the completion of our Masters degree in Instructional Design and Technology at Ca State Fullerton.

Lovely Rita was the Juice Weasels first concerted effort at a music video. This behind-the-scenes video documents the fun and frivolity which took place during the video recording sessions.

This video was edited together from several band practices I shot with my first HD camcorder. That's my son Rob playing the lead on guitar and my brother Tom doing lead vocals.

This is a 1975 super 8mm film that I wrote, directed, and edited for Miller/Davidson's history class at Poly High. The filmed starred Ann Yeager, Becky Bell, Kelly Raftery, and myself, with cameos from my brothers Tom and Rick, Dave Spezia and his brother Mike, Casey Raftery, Trish Raftery, Paul Moss, and Dave Alexander. The structure is loosely based on Blazing Saddles and Mel Brook's campy style of film-making. Bill Slazo and Wally Londo's House of Inventions gets it name from the George Carlin album, an Evening with Bill Slazo and Wally Londo.

In 1976 several Riverside Polytechnic High classmates from Miller & Davidson's history class got together one weekend on the beach off 10th st. in Newport California, to record (on super 8mm film) a script written by Bill Bennett who also directed and edited the film. What you see here is the results of that effort, a campy spoof on techniques used by a quasi-Gestalt psychologist known as "Fritz" shown in several films that semester in Miller/Davidson's class. The video stars Tobin Hood, Don Slaughter, Dave Brewster, Bill Tuxhorn, Chrissy Williams, Dave Spezia, and Marty Van Housen. Cameo appearances by Brent Moss, Patti Munaretto, and Sandy Grisham.

From 1983 until 2003, my brother and I owned and ran a chain of video stores known as Video Place. This is my homage to that business and the good ole days of VHS video :-)

This is a digital transfer from super 8mm film shot by my dad in 1966. That's me in the Batman costume and brother Tom as Robin. My mom had hand sewn both costumes and my dad did the mock-up of the Bat mobile which we rode down Mission Blvd. during the Western Days parade that year.

Mr. Phil is one of Bennett Ranch's Grand Champion stallions, a consistent high-point winner in Color classes.

Here are some photos of our cat Eddie set to the music of Tom Jones' What's New Pussycat?

This is a photo pictorial I put together of one of our four cats, Lacy.

Patches, along with her brother Frankie, were found in a shed in our backyard, born from a feral mother. My wife, Karen, bottle fed them goats' milk until they could eat solid food.

Frankie is our favorite lap cat. He is just one big squishy fur ball.

This video I shot and edited as an advertising video in order to let potential buyers view Noche's smooth gate online. The video was first recorded using a VHS Handycam and then transfered to digital using one of my first digital editing systems.

This is a promo video for one of the many fillies born on Bennett Ranch

A short video of one our horse trainers riding a Peruvian Paso Fino horse, Diego, who was a resident of Bennett Ranch.

A promo video for Majestic Testa Rosa oneof the many foals born at Bennett Ranch.

A promo video for TJ who was sired by Grand Champion Taxi and foaled at Bennett Ranch.

A promo video for Bennett's Pretty in Paisley, also foaled at Bennett Ranch.

One of Bennett Ranch's brooding mares, Dottie, has her teeth worked on by a local miniature horse dentist.

Promo for Bennett's Reina Rojo. She has since gone on to win several National Grand Championships.

Emus are very interesting creatures. J. R. was raised from a hatchling and still patroling the upper paddock of Bennett Ranch.

Joe is a feisty stallion born at Bennett Ranch. He can be too cool for his own good at times.

One of Bennett Ranch's foaling mares, Gracie, birthing a new stallion we named Bennett's Black Pearl.