Physicists think in vector fields and Hilbert spaces, while computer scientists think of entities, relationships, algorithms and time histories. As a computer scientist who has carried out research in quantum phenomena, I have found that the mysteries quantum physics can be expressed in a notation familiar to any systems analyst. John Wheeler thought along similar lines with his "It from bit" paper, which inspired the idea.
Physicists think in vector fields and Hilbert spaces, while computer scientists think of entities, relationships, algorithms and time histories. As a computer scientist who has carried out research in quantum phenomena, I have found that the mysteries quantum physics can be expressed in a notation familiar to any systems analyst. John Wheeler thought along similar lines with his "It from bit" paper, which inspired the idea.