Researcher Claims Current Quantum Computing Approach Fundamentally Flawed Compared to Plant Photosynthesis

What was said

"A leaf is using essentially quantum computing to do photosynthesis at room temperature. It's keeping these chemicals in superposition. When we go and invest all this money in supercooling systems, we're doing something wrong. Like, a leaf can do it outside in the sun and does it all the time."

Julia Mossbridge argued that the quantum computing industry's reliance on supercooling and single-particle trapping ignores nature's demonstration that quantum computation works at room temperature in leaves. Her research on photon interference patterns suggests quantum particles access future information through retrocausality, a principle she claims could revolutionize computing if properly understood.