Try to solve those problems in your spare time: 1) Einstein said that mass and energy are equivalent in the famous E=mc^2. However, we now know that m≠E/c^2. This means that energy is not equivalent to mass. Explain why? Smashing together two high-energy and high-intensity photon beams could, according to Einstein, produce 1/4lbs of proteins, right? 2) Explain why quantum computers don't work and will never work. This is very simple. If you follow my blog, then the answer is

Let's look closely at the Wired article by Rhett Allain on Five Physics Equations Everyone Should Know . 1) Newton's Second Law It seems...

This article was originally published on June 1, 2023. This is Einstein's famous equation. E = m c^2 Let's rewrite it in a slightly...