Here’s a grammatically corrected version that keeps your intended meaning and tone: I would buy your products if your PR and marketing used fewer buzzwords and were more grounded in real science. I believe most Blockstream customers aren’t shitcoiners, and they know how far quantum computers are from even factoring a number as simple as 7 × 3. https://youtu.be/k_kyepATqB8

Testing lnbc210n1p4x8jlqpp5slrgn7av20vfr2gh5gfxc47cp08ypnh9v3exm4af6vyzfrspkd8ssp5rj84x8g9xqwlvlctuun8gjxurufh7hetavtqsmwc3frxda8dxx5sxqrrssnp4qvyndeaqzman7h898jxm98dzkm0mlrsx36s93smrur7h0azyyuxc5rzjq25carzepgd4vqsyn44jrk85ezrpju92xyrk9apw4cdjh6yrwt5jgqqqqrt49lmtcqqqqqqqqqqq86qq9qrzjqff203kxvkc9z4ccqchenmhvthge6qpdqkfds9565cg44q8290d0fapyqr6zgqqqq8hxk2qqae4jsqyugqcqzpudqq9qyyssq8zqtwlldfdzx668wmnc38zm92ee3zagttn3dp86skx8ut5p6j7v3kxc9hy5xf29khp497tva3k43qan46qhqxw3cdkvun8kjwhck48sqs6e8ys

Quantum is a good buzzword, used by everyone from New Age gurus to scientists looking for research grants even when that research goes nowhere, like string theory. The reality for the Bitcoin community is that concerns about asymmetric cryptography being broken are overblown. Such a computer does not exist and probably won’t for the next 100 years. The practical record for Shor’s algorithm on real quantum hardware is still factoring 21 (3 × 7). We are still enormously far from factoring RSA-2048 keys. Cracking an RSA key exists mostly in science fiction and as a remote theoretical possibility in mathematicians’ papers. Ps. Nice explanation from YouTube UK channel Computerphile .. https://youtu.be/k_kyepATqB8

Sure, he should regret it. It’s Martial Arts 101: if your first punch lands and your opponent is already groggy, you don’t hesitate, you keep the pressure on until the fight is finished.

With regard to artificial intelligence, I place significant importance on the insights provided by Pedro Domingos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4APMGvicmxY