A quantum computer won’t be a magical machine that solves every problem by handling more variables than there are particles in the universe.

It will only solve the problems we’ve designed it for because those are the ones that can be tackled with the resources we have.

We don’t need to manage every detail of quantum systems, just like your regular computer doesn’t track all the possible ways it could be configured.

So, the next time someone says quantum computing is too complicated because of all the possibilities, remember that nature itself is complex.