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In this conductor laser from this of techyonic semiconductor makes freezed a body and this volume will be projected by entanglement that does infrared pions which has more speed than light.this is caused by levitation that got body to be transmitted by techyons that projects virtual soul

When current got transfers  from bh semiconductor the current freezes the body and do techyonic infrared particles and neuromorphic soma does levitation by bh semiconductor which controls body by MPP electronegativity would

In classical computers: semiconductors (like silicon) = ON/OFF switches, no zero-point role.

In quantum computers: semiconductor-superconductor setups can create zero-energy states (Majorana modes), which function as stable quantum bits (qubits) for storing and processing information.

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