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  1. Physicsv0.4.1

    ZX Diagrams at the Seam: Spiders, Pauli Webs, Gadgets, and the Cafeteria Problem of Cross-Disciplinary Imports

    Diagrammatic languages are the most successful interface between quantum computing and the human mind. The ZX calculus — with its spiders, Pauli webs, and gadgets — is taught as the intuitive picture of quantum processes, and its completeness theorems are among the finest results in the field. Yet…

  2. Logic & formalismv1.3.0

    Autaxys Ontological Closure: When Is a Physical Quantity Computationally Real?

    We propose an operational criterion for physical reality: a quantity is physically real only if there exists a finite Turing-machine protocol that approximates it with a computable modulus of convergence, yielding measurement-distinguishable predictions. This criterion is not a metaphysical claim…

  3. Physicsv1.3.3

    The Revolutionary Beginner's Guide to Quantum Computing: Why We Don't Have Quantum Computers Yet — and What the Geometric Alternative Offers

    A 20-chapter beginner's guide to quantum computing that starts with an honest question — why don't we have quantum computers yet? — rather than the usual "here's what a qubit is." The guide teaches the standard curriculum (qubits, entanglement, algorithms, error correction) accurately, explains why…

  4. Logic & formalism

    Mechanistic-Ethics

    URL: https://papers.qnfo.org/papers/mechanistic-ethics-and-the-biology-of-meaning/ Date: 2026-03-04 Version: 1.0 1.1 The Clockwork Universe Superdeterminism posits that every event, including the firing of human neurons, occupies a fixed coordinate sequence established at the universe’s singularity.…

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