I always thought that the "ultimate laptop" , in other words nature, has a fundamental limit of computation due to entropy as Seth Lloyd prescribed. So we know Moore's Law isn't dead yet, crowning terms like Nevin's will create a stream of self-ordained Laws , and this will not help at all. I think it is more important to be contrarian, and be against quantum computing like Gil Kalai than push a Moore's Law narrative on mesoscopic materials. I would go against any effort to create a theory of exponentiation . I think this is such a weak paradigm since we haven't yet even figured out what a classical quantum computer would do. In a sense, quantum computing needs an upper bound due to its computational complexity rather than anticipated supremacy. https://www.quantamagazine.org/gil-kalais-argument-against-q...