While I'm similarly bearish on quantum computing, in fairness Oded Goldreich is actually a complexity theorist and cryptographer, not a physicist. He works on f

While I'm similarly bearish on quantum computing, in fairness Oded Goldreich is actually a complexity theorist and cryptographer, not a physicist. He works on fundamental things like theory of computing, so his view is applicable. But Gil Kalai is a much stronger reference (and frankly the only one you really need to cite, since if you follow his arguments you've followed all of them more or less).