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Quantum incapacity from observable shadows
Quantum communication is ruled out when an eavesdropper can reconstruct the receiver's state. Yet states are operationally specified by measurement statistics, raising a sharper question: can access to every expectation value destroy communication? We show that it can. We call unbiased, variance-non
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