I wonder what will happen to those analysts who currently promise heaven if you invest in this bubble. I don't understand why renowned banks put a completely ridiculous price target on e.g. Tesla, "because it's now an AI company". Will taxpayers have to fix their mess once again?

Yep, we can agree on that :)

What sometimes saddens me is how a thin layer of non-technical polish can determine whether software is considered valuable, while the underlying (code) work is taken for granted (and not paid for accordingly).
And often, that non-technical layer is less ethical than the software was meant to be.

Well, that implies that you use the indirect revenue model, and have sales people promoting that, thereby making it hard for individual devs or non-profit orgs to contribute/improve. And that is what slows down innovation. Abandoning FX would be a big win for this money-focused approach.

It is about identification indeed. All calculations are done based on indexes, so it's the mapping between index-Object that was missing. e.g. instead of

Program p = new Program(2);
new Cnot(0,1);

it now almost support
Qubit ctrl...
Program p = new Program(ctrl, target);
new Cnot(ctrl, target);