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@Demolishun no, a laser won’t help.
I need to store phonons but they aren’t allowed to interact with anything because their entangled state must be preserved.
As far as I know, photons can be stored only for a few seconds and only in small quantities with current tech.
Storing photons in large amounts for a long time is the only technical hurdle which stands between such a time machine.
That is, if my understanding of quantum physics is correct.
With unlimited time, I'd put resources into the invention/improvement of a container which can be fed photons and is able to bounce them between mirrors for a long time, like days, and can be released at any time.
With that tech, I would build a delayed choice quantum eraser and set it up so that it produces with many photons an interference pattern or strips pattern by choice, representing a bit of information.
Then i would set up many of those devices in a row so that the results are representing bit strings for arbitrary information.
And I will use this time machine, which can send back information, to win the lottery and other stuff.
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