Are machines better at quantum physics than humans?

Hi Diana.  I love your videos and I want to (almost?) apologize for the comment I left on the tic tac bounce video.  I'll explain in a moment but first... since I'm writing in this video's comments:

Superconductors wouldn't make laptops and computers run significantly cooler.  Almost all the heat is caused by transistor switching on and off.  If either current or voltage is zero (i.e. on or off, respectively) power dissipation is zero as well, but in transiztion between on and off, the current times the voltage dropped across the device results in power, dissipated as heat.

It's electronic analog devices that would benefit most from room temperature supercondors and frictionless magnetic bearings that would work at ambient temperature would also be possible.

No biggie.  I think everyone gets the point.

But something is going on.  While we are dazzled by the beauty of science we have failed to notice that some elements of our lives are slipping into the dark ages.  Torture?  How did that monster find its way into the 21st Century.

We are living in an illusion created by what Eisenhower called the military industrial complex.  I encourage all scientists, professional, amature, or young budding ones, to get accurate data on the poisoning of the Skripapls in the UK and what turned out to be a chemicatl attack in Syria that never happened.

Because our conclusions, our theories can only be as good as our data.  And our data is wrong.  No WMD.