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As we know, there are few words which sounds quite fancy, right? like "neural network", "fintech", "industry 4.0", and so on.
Maybe the word "quantum" is kind of those words and maybe many people would doubt is there any relation between this NFT series and quantum mechanics.

Actually, these colorful squares are really related with randomly generated tiny quantum circuit, where quantum circuit is kind of quantum computation version of logic circuits. 

This NFT series runs 8 layers of quantum circuit made of 2~5 qubits. To make this NFT more dynamic, the first layer is always made of array of rotation gates, where rotation angle changes over time.

Made with p5.js and math.js.

How to interact with this NFT:

Space bar - pause / unpause 

'r'       - reset 

's'       - screenshot (only works via open in new window)

Any key else - shows quantum circuit / unitary matrix (I mean, the squares) of the NFT

Probability:

2 qubits (4x4) - 1/16
3 qubits (8x8) - 3/16
4 qubits (16x16) - 5/16
5 qubits (32x32) - 7/16

2 ed. on tezos (fxhash genesis) - https://objkt.com/collections/fxhash/projects/6915

1024 ed. on shape via highlight.xyz

Quantum Tamagotchi

 After the experience of the previous physics-inspired project, I kept thinking about making another physics-inspired project. Inspired by the squiggle and potential function, Squiggle Potential could be made.
 Besides too much technical information, those randomly generated squiggles in this project act as a potential function and govern the simulation behind the squiggle image.
 Since clicking "Potential" or "Simulation" would show the respective part of the token, try clicking those texts!
 Also, technical information is written somewhere, so if you are interested, please check the token thoroughly!

Additionally, pressing 'r' resets the token, pressing 's' screenshot the token, and pressing 'space' pauses/unpauses the simulations.
Have fun!

Squiggle Potential

Kafka had already whispered everything to me about life—its absurdity, its silent cruelty, and the endless corridors of uncertainty. In his labyrinth of words, I found reflections of my own solitude, the weight of existence pressing silently upon fragile human shoulders. He taught me that life unfolds in shadows, where meaning flickers like a distant candle, never quite within reach, yet always pulling us deeper into its enigmatic dance. Kafka showed me that perhaps the truest wisdom lies in embracing the absurd, in surrendering to the chaos, and in finding freedom in the very impossibility of escape.

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