If I heat my solid state hard drive until it becomes a gaseous state hard drive, would that enable cloud computing?

Yes, all the data will still be present in a gaseous state. The only problem is that upon physically opening the hard drive, all of your data will disperse over a large area, the radius being dependent on the drive size. This is extremely dangerous, as anyone within a block will die because their brains cannot process such a concentrated dose of data. However, as the literal, though invisible, cloud of data spreads farther and farther, the affected minds are not overwhelmed, but they can see and understand all the data that they have absorbed. Scientists are continually working on utilizing this technology in order to increase human's common knowledge. The only issues that have not been solved yet are the overwhelming amounts of information that some would experience (as was previously mentioned), and the fact that millions of people would be scarred for life by being exposed to your internet history.

lol unfortunately no

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