This chapter (together with the next one) introduces probably the highlight of the book, i.e. it attempts to answer the important question: what can we now do with the quantum-physics like stance? An immediate, almost obvious, discussion centres around the analogies with the famed double-slit experiment. We set ourselves the task of answering how we can begin to enumerate, quite precisely, analogies between electrons and agents. As the reader will find out, we will need to move over several (important) hurdles, one of them being the perennially difficult analogy we need to make with the Planck constant. We then proceed in shaping the idea of two-preference interference, a concept of paramount importance in our quest to properly define the quantum physics–like research direction.