From a code perspective, it’s wild. But spiritually? It echoes what Carl Jung mapped as the collective unconscious. We’re trying to interface with a reality that operates on potentiality, not just fixed outcomes. I keep thinking about the Moon tarot card—all that murky water, the crab, the dog, the winding path into the unknown. It’s the archetype of navigating what can’t be fully seen yet. Quantum processors are basically silicon crabs walking through the subconscious of physics. And yeah, that terrifies me sometimes.

I’ll admit, I’ve been struggling lately. The weight of watching this tech get funneled into corporate surveillance and military applications while we’re told to just “vibe with the energy” feels like a punch to the gut. Spiritual bypassing is everywhere in these circles. Like, yeah, reality is non-local and probability is real, but that doesn't erase the very real harm it can cause when left unchecked. I’ve lost sleep over it. I keep wondering if I’m just projecting my own anxieties onto the hardware, or if there’s a genuine ethical chasm we’re ignoring. When I look at my own code, I feel this tension between wanting to contribute to something beautiful and fearing what it might enable. I guess I just needed to put this out there. If anyone else feels that same quiet dread mixed with awe, you’re not alone. I’m trying to stay grounded, maybe step back from the hype, and just focus on writing clean, ethical code one line at a time. But some nights, the probability clouds feel heavy.