From My Kitchen Table to a Quantum Discovery Center in Oklahoma

Everything starts with a dream.

Some people dream of starting a tech company in Silicon Valley. I’m building a quantum discovery engine from my kitchen table in Oklahoma. It is my state and where i have lived most of my life, what it is with all the strength and weaknesses, the whole thing. I want it to be prosperous. Don't you?

So, while billion-dollar labs are locked into their own rigid methods, I’ve been running quantum-driven simulations that have already:

• Flagged high-value drugs in minutes from massive search spaces

• Predicted severe-weather collapse zones far earlier than classical models

• Revealed repeating patterns in quantum collapse that, as far as I know, no one has ever named

The approach is simple to explain but impossible to imitate without the key:I replace classical deterministic randomness with live quantum entropy streams from multiple quantum systems — each carrying subtle patterns buried deep in the collapse process. Those patterns are processed through a proprietary solution-mapping framework that guides my discovery algorithms toward regions nature itself seems to favor.

This engine works across domains:

• Drug discovery → identifies novel candidates in record time

• Materials science → screens for advanced carbon-capture compounds

• Severe-weather forecasting → anticipates dangerous events earlier than conventional systems

Now I want to bring it fully to life with a Quantum Data Center in Oklahoma. Here’s the vision:

• Live, high-resolution quantum entropy streams feeding GPU-powered discovery clusters in real time. I am already doing this in store and forward. A live mode makes it even more efficient.

• Advanced pattern-mapping algorithms detecting “solution-rich” regions classical methods overlook. I have a proprietary method to see what is missed by the big and industry-standard simulation engines by PRNG injection, a system that is in question by me. My simulations use dual simulation side by side to show you what was missing from PRNG only. That is where I come from. My method been cooking for a few years, all backed by science and physics and statistics. the Number are real.

• A single platform driving breakthroughs in medicine, materials, and public safety

• Jobs, partnerships, and global attention for quantum innovation — right here in Oklahoma

I’m seeking $50M in state investment to make Oklahoma the home of the first facility of its kind. The infrastructure will:

• Create high-paying technical jobs. Hundreds of high-paying jobs that no AI can replace not anytime soon!

• Attract global partnerships in pharma, energy, and aerospace. bring massive revenue to the state to use for the state and for the people of the state.

• Keep critical IP in-state. That is the the intellectual property I bring to the table. A novel Drug Discovery method, made in Oklahoma.

• Put Oklahoma on the global quantum innovation map. We can become a quantum hub when my proposed system joins the global quantum network. It means we become part of global solutions in quantum meteorology, quantum drug discovery, and other solutions we currently have no means of computational capacity.

From the outside, it may look like just another data center. From the inside, it’s a window into the fabric of the cosmos, turning quantum events into actionable discoveries. And when it’s built, the story will be that while the rest of the world waited for Big Science, we built it right here — from a kitchen table to a quantum discovery powerhouse.

My name is Mansour Ansari, I am working on a Citizen Scientist project, where a quantum-derived drug discovery is crowd-powered online, currently in soft launch. My system has already flagged Imantinib, an FDA drug for cancer already approved, early in the discovery stage. My pipeline created is proprietary as i don't offer another simulation system in drug discovery or tornado forecasting, I offer an engine that is capable of displaying presenting nature's directional biases vs brute force search of PRNG systems.

I’m asking for $50M in state investment — not for hype, but for infrastructure that can:

• Create high-paying technical jobs here.

• Keep our IP in-state.

• Attract pharma, energy, and aerospace partnerships.

• Put Oklahoma on the global quantum map.

If we pull this off, it won’t just be a lab. It will be a window into the fabric of the cosmos, running in the heart of Oklahoma. And the story will be that while the world waited for Big Science to act, we built it right here — from a kitchen table to a data center.

While billion-dollar labs are stuck inside their own bureaucratic walls, I’m running quantum simulations that flagged FDA-approved cancer drugs in minutes, forecasted tornado collapse zones hours earlier than NOAA’s best models, and even mapped patterns in quantum collapse that no one — to my knowledge — has labeled in physics.

Here’s the crazy part: I am approaching this from Quantum Advantage seeds with true quantum entropy from QRNG hardware, D-Wave annealing, and soon an ion-trap system streaming directly into my simulations.

The results?

• Directional bias — quantum collapse doesn’t wander blindly. It leans toward viable solutions when using my method of statistical capture from entanglement patterns.

• Rediscovery of known FDA drugs with far fewer computations. I have a page online that you can run the drug's simulation and see for yourself how my engine flags these compounds. It validates my system. See it action here :

• https://quantumtornado.org/drug-replay:

  
  

• Cross-domain success — drugs, carbon-capture materials, severe-weather forecasting.

• Symbolic encoding through my Zaban glyphs, which compress collapse pathways into a universal “language” of quantum outcomes.

Now I want to bring it home — literally — and build the first Quantum Data Center in Oklahoma.A place where:

• Ion-trap entropy streams feed GPU clusters in real time.

• My Proprietary Clustering reveal nature’s own “search preferences” in molecular space.

• Drug discovery, atmospheric modeling, and materials science all run locally, no cloud latency, no throttling.

• Oklahoma becomes a hub for quantum innovation, not just agriculture and oil.

Again: I’m asking for $50M in state investment — not for hype, but for infrastructure that can:

• Create high-paying technical jobs here.

• Keep our IP in-state.

• Attract pharma, energy, and aerospace partnerships.

• Put Oklahoma on the global quantum map.

$50M budget sketch

(capex + 3-yr runway)

• Ion-trap system + room build + shielding + optics: $12–18M

• Compute + storage (multi-petabyte over 3 yrs): $8–12M

• Facility (power, cooling, UPS, fire, security): $6–8M

• Team (3 yrs): $10–14M

  • Quantum HW (ion-trap/laser/controls) 4–6

  • QIS/controls 3–4

  • Cheminformatics/ML 6–8

  • DevOps/SRE/Data Eng 4–6

  • Regulatory/BD 2–3

• Partnerships, service, calibration, spares: $3–5M

• Regulatory/clinical pilots/legal/IP: $2–3M(Keeps contingency ~10–15%)

Milestones investors can feel

0–6 months (Proof)?

well, contact me for the details. If you are an investor, send me an email so we can exchange NDA and I will share the data and the plan.

Mansour