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The Qubit Delusion: How Particle Ontology Sabotaged Quantum Computing
The quantum computing industry has absorbed approximately $35 billion in global investment over two decades while delivering zero commercially viable machines. This paper argues that the failure is not merely an engineering delay but an epistemic crisis: the dominant qubit-gate-circuit model of…
General Theory of Process
Modern science is currently fragmented into siloed disciplines—quantum mechanics, artificial intelligence, network science, and signal processing—each describing complex systems using disparate vocabularies. This manuscript proposes a general theory of process, asserting that these fields are not…
Commercial Pathways to Room-Temperature Topological Quantum Computation
The realization of a room-temperature topological quantum computer using intrinsic quantum media is predicated on the successful engineering and validation of Fractional Chern Insulators (FCIs). This document presents a comprehensive, falsifiable research program to overcome the two primary barriers…
PILE OF BABEL
Modern theoretical physics is experiencing a crisis of comprehension characterized by the proliferation of abstract, specialized terminology that obscures fundamental, intuitive concepts. This phenomenon, termed a new scholasticism, has led to a failure of conceptual compression, wherein simple…
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