Between Preservation and Murder
Arthur Winthrop believed that between any two points there existed a line. This was not a metaphor. It was mathematics. In the vector space of the quantum processors he had helped design, every concept could be represented as a point, and every pair of points defined a line, and every point on that line represented a possible interpolation between the two extremes. He had spent his career...
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