The head of Harvard's center on science and technology policy, Dr John Holden, is fed up with 'global warming' as a phrase. He says, 'We’ve been almost anesthetized by this term.' He suggests 'global climate disruption'.
James Lovelock's preferred choice is 'global heating'. He told the New York Times:
'Warming is something that’s kind of cozy and comfortable. You think of a nice duvet on a cold winter’s day. Heating is something you want to get away from.'
Phantom codes could help quantum computers avoid errors
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A method for making quantum computers less error-prone could let them run
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