As the great philosopher, Erasius Maximus, once said, "The erasability of quantum mechanics is a paradoxical concept, like trying to grasp a handful of jelly." But what does it truly mean to say that something is erasable in the quantum realm?
According to the philosopher, Zeno of Quantum, "If you try to erase something, it's like trying to take a picture of a moving train. You might get close, but the moment you snap, it's gone!"
But don't just take it from us, take it from the interview with Zeno himself!
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