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Great Spirit bless 🙏
Morning, all! I thought I would take a rest from Chief Fat Orange 🟠💩 and talk a little more about moi, me. Today is back to business. My news report may be a bit truncated, as I have an afternoon appointment. Not much is happening here at the Tree House Newsroom 🏡🎤📷 except for a spectacular, picture-perfect sunrise 🌅 with a red-orange glow over the outline of the trees 🌳 I'll post the Image below 🖼️⬇️
Now would be a good time for either an army of Supermen from planet Krypton or the Son and Messenger of the Great Spirit's second coming. I believe in a force that's beyond my understanding; it is also the life-giving force of our being, for without consciousness, there is nothing.
I came to believe in a Higher Power, a force beyond my understanding, through the AA program as a recovering alcoholic. I have seen and heard of many miracles there.
A higher Power?
THINK ABOUT IT!
Now on with today's discussion.
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TODAY'S DISCUSSION:
Quantum computing and the workforce:
- Google Search -
Question: Quantum computing and the workforce
🔹AI Overview
The quantum computing industry faces a severe talent gap: roughly 50% to 66% of job openings go unfilled because of a shortage of specialists trained in both quantum mechanics and classical computing.
*Current Workforce Demands*
• The Talent Gap: The global market requires thousands of specialized roles (such as Quantum Error Correction specialists), with demand far outpacing the number of qualified graduates.
• Education Levels: Despite common assumptions, two-thirds of quantum-related roles require a bachelor’s degree, associate degree, or vocational training rather than a Ph.D. in physics.
• Core Skills: Daily tasks lean heavily on coding, linear algebra, software development, and systems engineering rather than purely theoretical research.
Key Industry and Security Pressures
• Post-Quantum Cryptography: Governments (such as the EU mandate for 2026–2030) and private sectors are urgently retraining software engineers and IT staff to handle "harvest-now-decrypt-later" security threats.
• Hybrid Tools: Platforms like Nvidia's CUDA-Q are bridging classical GPUs with simulated quantum hardware to let standard developers write quantum-ready code.
• Global Investments: Programs through organizations like the MIT Sloan School of Management and regional partnerships (such as Mitacs in Canada) are scaling up interdisciplinary training programs
If this were to happen to be true, then that's the way it should work: "A PARADIGM SHIFT." Trade the shovel and wrench for a laptop that controls machines that dig many more ditches; then do the same with farmers, goat herders, etc., and the machines do the data work to keep the hive alive... Hmmmmm. But then that's my fly in the ointment about the whole idea. Sounds like a story I read in a comic book back in the sixties, about robots taking over the world.
But I agree that a PARADIGM SHIFT; old I//__ 💨 ˗ˏˋ💡ˎˊ˗ new should have happened before we got into the computer age.
A system like that would mean all work in the same trade follows the same rules. Sounds fair 🥺 eh?
Get rid of old cobwebs and rules that no longer apply; don't just slow the process; it dissolves it; reform the old to fit the 21st century; and tighten up on fraud, thieves, liars, con artists, and crooks that are on the federal titty, if you know what I mean. Probably more corporations on welfare than actual unemployed people. That's where the "tiefs" are!
END OF MY PET PEEVE on 𓉴
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BREAKING NEWS RECAP:
SCIENCE REPORT
Nobel Prize in Physics Is Awarded for the Advent of Neutrino Astronomy
The Nobel Committee honored Francis Halzen for his “vision and scientific leadership” of a telescope within the ice at the South Pole.
Francis Halzen was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for pioneering a telescope that paved the way for a new kind of astronomy. Scientists used this telescope, embedded deep in the ice at the South Pole, to detect ghostly particles whizzing from the far reaches of the universe known as high-energy neutrinos.
“It’s a way of bringing us information about distant cosmic sources, which we are unable to acquire in other ways,” Mark Pearce, chair of the Nobel Committee for Physics, said at the prize announcement. In a statement following the announcement, he added that Dr. Halzen had “provided us with a fantastic instrument.”
Dr. Halzen conceptualized the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in the late 1980s as a way to observe the natural particle accelerators of the cosmos, such as supermassive black holes...
- Who is the winner?:
- Why did he receive the prize?:
Read More:
Oct. 6, 2026
Updated 9:15 a.m. ET
- New York Times -
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CANADIAN NEWS RECAP:
Ottawa gives Stelco's U.S. owner 5 days to share plan to keep jobs
Impending layoffs could bring legal action, industry minister warns
Ottawa has given the U.S. owner of Stelco five business days to share a plan to maintain jobs at the Hamilton steelmaker or face potential legal action. Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs said last week it plans to lay off as many as 500 workers as it idles certain steel production at Stelco, which the federal government says violates "binding commitments" made when it bought the company in 2024.
In a letter to Stelco president Paul Simon on Monday, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said Ottawa is prepared to seek a court ruling to enforce the agreement under the Investment Canada Act. "The Government of Canada takes compliance with undertakings seriously," Joly wrote in the letter, obtained by CBC News on Tuesday...
'It's devastating': Hundreds of Stelco workers face uncertain future
Read More:
Oct 06, 2026 10:56 AM EDT | Last Updated: 30 minutes ago
- CBC -
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Emera bids for national powerhouse with $35-billion Canadian Utilities, ATCO merger
Halifax-based Emera Inc.
Is bidding to build a national champion in the utility sector by merging with Calgary natural gas and electricity infrastructure owner Canadian Utilities Ltd.
Increase in a $35-billion union.
Emera, formerly a Nova Scotia Crown corporation, announced a friendly all-stock offer for the Alberta peers controlled by the Southern family on Tuesday that would create one of the 20 largest utilities in North America. The combined companies would have an enterprise value – their debt plus equity – of $72-billion, which their executives said would rank as the largest merger in Canadian history.
“Our goal is to create a Canadian champion,” said Scott Balfour, Emera’s chief executive, in an interview. He said the merger will create a company with the scale and financial strength needed to build networks that support projects such as data centres, new natural gas pipelines and integrated provincial electrical grids.
“Natural gas and electrical infrastructure define our industrial policy, and will power our future,” said Nancy Southern, chair and CEO at ATCO. Power-hungry markets such as Northern Canada*...
- Nancy Southern is ready for this elbows-up moment:
- U.S. utility stocks are off to their best start since 2019. Can they keep it up?:
Read More:
Published 5 hours ago Updated 31 minutes ago
- The Globe And Mail -
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My Note: Northern Canada is mostly dependent on oil. As I've said before, I do believe in using oil as a bridge to alternatives.
THIS IS WHERE PARADIGM REALLY NEEDS SHIFTING
Canada’s Next Growth Phase
Recent headlines about Canada have focused on trade uncertainty and weak productivity. But our Global Economist Arunima Sinha explains why the country may be on the cusp of a stronger, investment-led growth cycle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOabMRq9Mug




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