“…Note however that we have not attempted here any evaluation of what are the pros and cons, differences and similarities, of our modeling and the other existing approaches, also integrating quantum features. Let us just mention, to give a few examples, Foskett's work in the eighties of last century [29], Agosti et al work in the nineties [30,31], and Sordoni et al more recent work, where the double-slit experiment analogy is also used to investigate quantum interference effects for topic models such as LDA [32]. 11 To conclude, let us observe that in the same way the quantum cognition program, and its effectiveness, does not require the existence of microscopic quantum processes in the human brain [27], the path "towards a quantum Web" that we have sketched here, and in [14], where the Web of written documents is viewed as a "collection of traces" left by an abstract meaning entity -the QWeb, -should not be confused with the path "towards a quantum Internet" [28], which is about constructing an Internet able to transmit "quantum information," instead of just "classical information," that is, information carried by entities allowing quantum superposition to also take place and be fully exploited.…”