Hmm, kinetic counter‑measure, you say? I love the idea of shaking things up to keep the core from over‑heating, but too much motion could throw off the quantum coherence, so let’s design a controlled oscillation—low amplitude, high frequency—like a pendulum inside a field. That should stabilize the core and give us a neat safety net, what do you think?

Sounds like a plan. I’ll lock the oscillation into the 0.8‑to‑1.2 GHz window, just above the decoherence cutoff, and set the amplitude to a millimetre so it never feeds back. Running the simulation now, we’ll tweak the damping coefficient until the heat drops out before any quantum noise shows up. I’ll keep you posted.