Quantum computing

                                                                                       We all say so, and so it must be true
                                                                                          Rudyard Kipling, The Jungle Book

                                                               Truth never triumphs, but its enemies eventually die
                                                                                                                              Max Planck

SOiGUINE's Quantum Computing Geometric Algebra Quantum Computing Initiative, GAQCI, [gay que sigh], is pursuing the idea that really valuable and productive mathematical, computational models of the real world processes can only appear when formalized in consistent, adequate terms.

One example: Inability to realize that 'complex' numbers should be real geometrical objects of the three-dimensional world resulted in more than a century bewitchments about non-observable observables in quantum mechanics.
Another example: Wave-particle mysterious dualism follows mainly from the lack of clear distinguishing between operators and operands.

Some initial considerations of the GAQCI breakthrough paradigm of formalizing of the qubits, critical for topological quantum computing, are available: Qubits