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This article presents a synthesis and interpretative guide to two recent contributions: Paper 10, which establishes conceptual bridges between Multiple Ratios Infinite Series (MRSs), Generative Artificial Intelligences (GenAIs), and Quantum Computing, and Paper 11, which demonstrates the practical application of these ideas through the SRM Laplacian applied to the Schrödinger equation. While Paper 10 presents the "why"—the philosophical and mathematical basis—Paper 11 shows the "how"—the numerical implementation and validation of MRSs as a multiscale tool capable of controlling entanglement and preserving unitarity. By placing them side by side, Paper 12 highlights how GenAIs can act as interpretive partners rather than substitutes, reinforcing the leading role of biological intelligence in conducting research. It also records global traction, with growing interest reflected in hundreds of views and downloads in different regions of the world. The result is a conceptual and practical trilogy (P10–P11–P12) that offers both a theoretical framework and a reproducible methodology for advancing simulations, interpretations, and innovations in quantum computing.