Yes, it's true. I spoke about future pqc recommendations from NIST at a scheduled time. I never said there was nothing to worry about, but that NIST's future

Yes, it's true. I spoke about future pqc recommendations from NIST at a scheduled time. I never said there was nothing to worry about, but that NIST's future pqc recommendations don't need to be worried about today. You are making a reference to something other than the pqc future recommendations from NIST. Of course, if the agility is low, requiring a large ramp up time, a company can turn to the CNSA values today. As you point out, working scalability is the issue. Even when there is a computer than can run grover or schor over something, the number of qubits will be the issue.