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  "textContent": "Quantum computing uses quantum mechanics—mathematical laws that define the unique and unpredictable behaviors of the universe’s smallest particles—to perform automatic calculations in ways that traditional computers cannot. Scientists believe quantum computers may one day process more complex information far faster than our laptops and smartphones can now, potentially opening the door to new discoveries, says […]\n\nThe post Pandora’s box appeared first on Chicago Reader.",
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