Sixty years ago, Zenthia knew nothing about quantum communication technology. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say it was a blank slate.
They struggled for ten years, then twenty.
Many changed careers, left the field, or simply passed away from old age and illness.
Decades later, they finally made a sliver of progress in quantum communication, enough to finally have a voice on the international stage.
All the voices from the outside world were praising him.
But only he knew the truth: they were still a long, long way from truly succeeding in quantum technology.
Chloe Sinclair's words today, though sharp, had successfully served as a wake-up call for him.
Quantum communication for the masses doesn't necessarily require the public to understand what quantum communication or quantum entanglement is.
True widespread adoption means integrating quantum communication into daily life.
