Beyond the Keystones: What Physics Tells Us About Quantum Advantage That Complexity Theory Cannot — A Response to Huang, Choi, McClean & Preskill (2025)

Rowan Brad Quni-Gudzinas

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21452299

July 20, 2026Open Access

Beyond the Keystones: What Physics Tells Us About Quantum Advantage That Complexity Theory Cannot — A Response to Huang, Choi, McClean & Preskill (2025)

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This response aims to clarify the unique contributions of physics to understanding quantum advantage beyond complexity theory.
Refined argumentation on the Boson-Pauli framework.
Consolidated operational falsification protocols.
Introduced a 7-keystone summary table for clarity.
Enhanced clarity in arguments regarding quantum advantage.
Established smoother transitions between key concepts.
Provided a comprehensive summary of findings in the 7-keystone table.

Implication

Response evaluates quantum advantage using physics perspectives, suggesting new operational protocols.

Abstract

v2.1 — Refined and tightened: consolidated sections, sharper Boson-Pauli argument, operational falsification protocols, 7-keystone summary table, smoother transitions.

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Beyond the Keystones: What Physics Tells Us About Quantum Advantage That Complexity Theory Cannot — A Response to Huang, Choi, McClean & Preskill (2025)

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Beyond the Keystones: What Physics Tells Us About Quantum Advantage That Complexity Theory Cannot — A Response to Huang, Choi, McClean & Preskill (2025)

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Discussion

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