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Quantum computing is no longer just a theoretical concept; it is becoming a tangible reality. According to Mark Andreessen, a notable figure in technology innovation, quantum computers are capable of solving complex equations in mere minutes, equations that would otherwise take traditional supercomputers an unfathomable amount of time to crack. Imagine every atom and molecule in the universe being transformed into a computer: the universe would "die of heat death" before arriving at a solution. Quantum computers, by contrast, seem to draw from what is being described as the multiverse, allowing them to solve problems by tapping into alternative dimensions and utilizing multiple forms of information simultaneously.