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Just one technical correction to this excellent idea: AES isn't as vulnerable to quantum computing as the other algorithms listed here. The current understanding is that 256 bit AES will be as secure against a quantum computing based attack as 128 bit AES is to a classical computing based attack. Quoting from that NIST document that you referenced:
"As discussed in Sec. 4.1.3, the existing algorithm standards for symmetric cryptography are less vulnerable to attacks by quantum computers. NIST does not expect to need to transition away from these standards as part of the PQC migration. "