jorash: Hi, I am selling shares in a company ( http://noospheer.org ) developing efficient quantum emulation software that will theoretically outperform traditional mining software. 1BTC purchases 0.01% class A shares, selling up to 20% of total equity. Projected ROI ~20x to ~500x depending on quantum search algorithm implemented (Grover's in the former case , Gross-Pitaevskii [ http://arxiv.

jorash: org/abs/1303.0371 ] in the latter). ;)

jorash: Op to go down Q1 2014. Software to be released freeBSD open source subsequently

jorash: if interested, pm me please as I may be afk for your response

jorash: Duffer1, dub: what... it's 'impossible'?

jorash: P vs BQP is an entirely open question -- whether Turing machines can efficiently simulate universal quantum systems

jorash: well certainly not after...

jorash: commit theory to code, catalyze development, have a carrot for the team other than just pot of gold at the end of rainbow

jorash: it's called venture capital

jorash: you do your due diligence, and commit money know the risks, it's been done for centuries

jorash: and you have assessed this as a scam without asking more than one question, how

jorash: You understand the basis of your evaluation of this project as a scam is probably based solely on the fact that this conversation is happening over irc?

jorash: quick to judge

jorash: That's fine but recognize a tree for the forest

jorash: Quantum emulation is required to run quantum search algorithms such as Grover's (square root speedup) and GP (constant time).. versus classical linear time as SHA-2 is currently cracked. Class A shares indicate same rights as directors in the corp (including dividend from all revenue streams, not just miner which is a sideproject). 20-500x is the return based on the efficiency of the

jorash: miner.

jorash: kewl