@Junki_Kim_Q has provided a huge collection products containing the word "quantum." No worries. Actually, I have my own collection of this type of thing. Please help yourself. https://t.co/0TqyZ7ZKHY — Junki Kim (@Junki_Kim_Q) January 22, 2022 In this case, it's actually the word "quanta." …

@Junki_Kim_Q has provided a huge collection products containing the word "quantum." No worries. Actually, I have my own collection of this type of thing. Please help yourself. https://t.co/0TqyZ7ZKHY — Junki Kim (@Junki_Kim_Q) January 22, 2022 Here is some quantum toilet paper: Verdict: Quantum Misuse

@Junki_Kim_Q has provided a huge collection products containing the word "quantum." No worries. Actually, I have my own collection of this type of thing. Please help yourself. https://t.co/0TqyZ7ZKHY — Junki Kim (@Junki_Kim_Q) January 22, 2022 Here are some quantum toothbrushes: Verdict: Quantum Misuse

@Junki_Kim_Q has provided a huge collection products containing the word "quantum." No worries. Actually, I have my own collection of this type of thing. Please help yourself. https://t.co/0TqyZ7ZKHY — Junki Kim (@Junki_Kim_Q) January 22, 2022 Here is a set of quantum speakers Verdict: Quantum Misuse

@thomasgwong points out a new internet service in the United States called "Quantum Fiber" and clarifies that it is NOT a quantum internet. Companies need to stop using "quantum" in misleading or confusing ways. Public service announcement: This is not a quantum internet. pic.twitter.com/LNKvhowa8R …

Around the start of the pandemic, D-Wave announced that access their quantum annealers would be free for researchers looking for solutions to COVID-19. To suggest that their devices would actual yield solutions to the pandemic, however, is misleading. @peter_rohde points this out with a simple statement: …

In a somewhat confusing use of "quantum" in classical computing, @thomasgwong points out that EK Water Blocks sells a "quantum" line of water cooling equipment for classical computers: If I buy this "quantum" water cooling system, will it turn my classical computer into a quantum …

@thomasgwong points out that in the UK, Fiskars sells a "quantum" line of garden sheers and loppers: With these garden shears, I can trim my hedges exponentially faster... https://t.co/wtTH5W2E9t pic.twitter.com/gRhgk0k9XW — Tom Wong (@thomasgwong) January 13, 2022 Verdict: Quantum Misuse

@Liv_Lanes proposes an amusing way to determine if a quantum company is legitimate or not: I propose Olivia’s Corollary for deciding if a quantum company is BS or legit: if the company has a photo that looks ANYTHING like this as their LinkedIn/Twitter background photo…they ain’t it pic.twitter.com/nLjtuBDUQP — …

@QuantumMemeing made a meme about the quantum community versus the barrage of quantum hype/misinformation, based on a scene from the movie, Saving Private Ryan: Fig. 1.83: A meme [1]. [1] Quantum Computing Memes for QMA-Complete Teens, Columbia Journal of Memenary Criticism (2021). pic.twitter.com/gd9dfpT7s1 — …