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Subject: Re: SPACE Digest V6 #38
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You should take a look at the book "In Search of Schrodinger's Cat"
which describes a method of putting liquid helium in a state where
a whole drop acts like a single quantum particle, responding to
stimulus instantly over its whole surface.  It was suggested this
technology be used for computer buses of infinite speed!