Reality check: no one has ever built a quantum computer with qubits lasting more than a tiny fraction of a second, and quite possibly they never will.
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We might never have QC, but that has nothing to do with qubits lasting more than a tiny fraction of a second…
Whether we have a useful quantum computer has a lot to do with how long its qubits last.
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the lifetime of the qubit relative to the gate time as well as the ability to do error correction is what matters… not just whether the qubits last a tiny fraction of a second.
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Of course they matter. No one said the contrary.
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