People often say quantum computing will destroy Bitcoin. It sounds dramatic but the truth is more complex. Quantum computers could one day challenge the cryptography Bitcoin relies on, but that day is not close. Bitcoin can evolve, upgrade its security, and adapt long before quantum machines become powerful enough to pose a real threat. This episode looks past the fear and hype to understand what quantum computing really means for Bitcoin and whether it is a genuine risk or just another misunderstood future technology.

In this new episode, I talked about how chaotic mind is from personal experiences and my own studies about the brain. Also I discussed how it can be trained to maximize output. I recorded this as a random thoughts and posted here as an episode of Quantacipher.

In this episode, we unravel the fascinating journey of the Higgs boson — the particle that gives mass to the universe. From its birth as a bold theoretical idea in the 1960s, through decades of experimental pursuit, to its triumphant discovery at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider in 2012, we explore why the Higgs is far more than just “another particle.” You’ll hear how the Higgs field acts like an invisible cosmic molasses, why life as we know it depends on it, and what mysteries remain as physicists continue probing its secrets.