Gladstone 64 opens Dry Land: A group show
(Artdaily.org)

A quantum computer can perform millions of calculations simultaneously. It has been suggested that such a device would be able to simulate paradoxes in science that occur on a scale so small that they are impossible to observe within nature. In 2003, University of Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom proposed that there are three possible futures for the human race: 1. Civilization collapses before developing technology capable of creating a believable simulation of reality. 2. Civilization exists long enough to create technology capable of creating a believable simulation, but chooses not to use it. 3. Civilization exists long enough to create technology capable of creating a believable simulation, and chooses to use it. In this scenario, multiple simulations would be run, which implies that it’s more likely that we are currently living within one of those simulations as opposed to living within the