A lot of work has been done to come up with the answer to this question, but the answer is still somewhat mysterious.
The key is the fact that the bond between two atoms is based on the principle of quantum entanglement, in which the two atoms that form the bond share a quantum state that is as close as a quantum phenomenon can get. This state cannot exist outside either of the atoms (meaning that when it’s shared between an atom and an atom it doesn’t exist in one atom or another).
The best way to find out exactly what is actually going on in a qubit in a qubit is to look for the state of the qubit and compare it to the state of a bit. If the exact state is not known, then the bit would have to be stored somewhere.
In this case, the question is how to store the bit to compare it to the state of a bit. The best known way is to simply store all the bit states in a list, but bit-flip is not the best, as the bits will be the same. To store the bit states in a list, the bit-flip operation (where the bits flip back and forth between states) is the only operation possible.
If you have access to a bit-flip operation, you can flip the bits with this operation, and since the bits flip back and forth between states, they will be the same. This is the only operation possible. You can then store all the bit states in a list. But even this operation isn’t enough, as if a bit bit is flipped, the state of the qubit will be different for each bit flip.
This is the hardest task of all. If you go to a shop and find an airbag and take off the bag, you can’t take off the bag. You would need to use all the bit states in the bag. If you then go to the water store and find the ice drink, you can’t go to that, because the water is frozen.
The only operation that can be done using all the bit states is to take out eight Visionaries. The bit states in the bag would be stored in a list, but then they are flipped for each bit flip. This is the hardest task to do.
To take on these Visionaries, you have to know all the bit states in the bag. That’s the hardest thing to do. There’s no point in going to a shop and finding an airbag, because you wouldn’t need the bag to take off the bag.
The fact that bit states are stored in a bag is an important clue as to how the Visionaries operate. Because the energy needed to flip a bit state into the next bit state is at least a thousand times more powerful than the energy needed to store bit states. A bit state is a combination of a bit of light and a bit of heat. That means the energy required to flip a bit is at least a thousand times more powerful than the energy required to store a bit state.
Bit states are created by emitting light photons (with a wavelength of 0.1 micrometer) at the speed of light. When a photon hits a bit state it can transfer energy, but by the time it hits another bit state it’s already out of the energy range for that bit state. So bit states are stored in a bag. Bit states are also stored in a laser.
