Enhancing Feynman's Quantum Computational Positioning to Inject New Possibility into the Foundations of the Quantum Computing Industry

Due to his charisma. exceptional insight and logical capabilities Nobel Laureate Richard Feynman has had a decisive role in how the quantum computing industry has evolved. He equated nature's apparent probabilistic dynamics with the need for a different kind of probabilistic computer, beyond the classical digital computer, that could sufficiently imitate this, and worked out the initial mathematics of such a computer. This has been the genesis of the hardware and software development of today's entire quantum computing industry. Yet, by piercing behind Nature's probabilistic veil based on a light-based quantum computational model, it becomes possible to enhance Feynman's conceptualization and resulting mathematics to do with simulating time, space, and nature's unpredictability itself, to create a foundationally different quantum computer. This would result in reinterpreting foundational quantum equations such as Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, Schrodinger's Wave Equation, and Euler's Identity, to thereby conceptualize a fundamentally different type of quantum computation leading to an entirely different genre of emergent-type quantum computational devices. The very foundation of the entire quantum computing industry would be changed as a result.