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Originally Posted by SaintessHeart
Actually it does. If you are going to build things up, you need a plan. Assuming that you see someone make a Colosseum out of Uno Stacko bricks, and you run everything down with a bowling ball, there is very little chance you can replicate it since you do not know the intermediaries that make up the total structure.
One good example is Iran's attempt to create a 4th generation MBT with ceramic armour. Despite obtaining shards of the Abrams from the terror cells fighting the US in the hotspots, they are still unable to fully replicate the armor that can withstand an internal explosion of 20+ DU and 1000+ 50. cal rounds PLUS 1 DU round, a few Mavericks and Hellfire missiles from the outside. The tank is still in shape though badly beaten, and the simple knockoff of the armour is used to make the Zulqifar MBT.
Even if there is the technology present, without knowledge it is useless.
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Quantum technology at QET and QT level is very different from conventional battles that follows normal physics.
Let's say you're going to form a quantum defence, there's no need to think of the materials of your armour. All you need is to redirect/scatter the energy upon impact, or shift the phase of your particle waveforms to become nearly indestructible against anything not on the same phase.
In quantum battles, you fight on the quantum level, anything more than subatomic is less important.