Harry's passion for promoting thinking led to the creation of The Quantum Algorithm. A ground-breaking binary technology designed to expand cognitive thinking.

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Harry has had a passion for quantum mechanics and physics since childhood.  What was once a hobby. He turned into a new gravity protocol called The Quantum Algorithm.

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The Quantum Algorithm is a binary sequencing technology. 

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His sequencing technology showcase differences between binary and non-binary algorithms. 

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One could say The Quantum Algorithm is the difference between truth and abstract mathematical  protocols. 

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Proof of binary constructions cannot be abstract.

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Yet scholars continue to use abstract mathematical protocols as binary proof for everything. ​ 

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They even resolved the binary to zero mathematically.

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Abstract code is given to children at birth. Then children are allowed to make their own decisions. Whatever makes them feels good will work.

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Parents wake up. You have been conditioned non-binary for a reason.  Go ahead say an abstract for healing purposes.  Ever heard of placebo?

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We get it! Your food and water are attached to abstract doctrines. Binaries have to eat too.

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You decide would you rather have a stable mathematical constant or a variable constant?

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Logic resolves to its mathematical protocol.

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Are you thinking now? 

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Dive into his world of creativity and exploration, where innovative ideas shape the future of thought leadership.

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I pose a simple question: "Is non-binary derived from not binary"? If you answered yes. Then the next question becomes. Do we live within a binary universe? If your answer is yes. 

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Why are we programming children to be not binary?

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Why can't children be binary with a binary gravity standard?

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The law of gravity offered by scholars is not binary.

 

Such code was invented using ancient technology.

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Nested code hidden within a stacked subroutine and called zero. The detour from binary.

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Protect our species. Who is protecting the child?

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Would you like to join us?

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Go ahead and send your feedback.

 

Thank you!

 

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