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Physicist (PhD). The creator of the Theory of Everything closest to experimental data
Joined January 2015
Einstein's relativity predicts superluminal contraction of the measured length of objects in certain cases, which contradicts experimental data & the speed of light limit: https://t.co/L6xiOv7Nuo If the prediction is wrong, then the theory is wrong. Details: https://t.co/4uMYAQr9tA
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This is a terrible idea. After all, immortality would make a few people the masters of eternity, and everyone else their slaves on a significant scale.
Defeating death must be humanity’s #1 objective. Big things are happening right now in our small corner of the galaxy. The most important: super intelligence is in the birth canal on planet earth. Companies and countries are racing towards it. The financial, military, and
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The particles then flew apart at the extreme speed of light. Some regions were denser and attracted surrounding particles, forming galaxies and black holes. 3/3
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Furthermore, our entire Universe may be the result of the explosion of a single supermassive black hole, which lost stability due to a lack of gravitons. 2/3
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Let's start with the fact that all this and other data indicate that there was no inflation of space and that the active lifetime of the Universe is at least twice as long. 1/3
Astrophysicists have found a "naked" black hole that shouldn't exist. What does this mean for our understanding of the universe? I've had a look at the paper. https://t.co/znRE5bpU44
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In fact, any rational scientist will say that any mathematical fantasies unrelated to experimental data are not science. But experience shows that even something as obvious can go ignored for fifty years.
There more I think about this, the more disturbing it becomes https://t.co/lfAuz6VH0q
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After such brainwashing, almost no one remains who thinks critically and weighs all arguments against experimental data. I feel sorry for the new generations, but it's not their fault. The blame lies entirely with the scientific community. 3/3
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However, what worries me most are the children who are taught in schools and universities about the "truth" that works exactly as the teacher says. Most remember this and believe it to be true. 2/3
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From my vantage point, I can say that all this is true, but the state of the theoretical physics community is even worse. @skdh has popularity and an alternative source of income, while most physicists cannot achieve this. 1/3
There more I think about this, the more disturbing it becomes https://t.co/lfAuz6VH0q
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This is especially important for those trying to improve the current state of affairs. It took me a couple of years to realize that changing the current state of the physics community is almost impossible. After all, those on the other side can simply ignore scientific arguments.
For those who think I am hallucinating. Sabine was removed for expressing her opinion in her field. Here she explains both what happened, and what is the larger scope. It’s an important video if you are not in science even more if you are administrating science. Listen to what
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If, according to the Big Bang theory, space is expanding, then the energy of photons from distant galaxies decreases. How does this agree with the law of conservation of energy? The Big Bang theory is wrong.
One of the most important results in the history of physics: "For now, I will limit myself to stating the following result: if one conceives of the same quantity that I have called the entropy of a single body as being formed for the entire universe, consistently and with all
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The reason is that a vacuum is not a source of secondary radiation, which is required for superposition of waves. Almost no one from the closed scientific community is interested in the truth, but is only busy knocking out money for a living. Horrible. 4/4
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This is why we forgot that diffraction on a half-plane proves that there is no wave-particle duality and everything observed is the dynamics of particles re-emitted by atoms of the half-plane. 3/n
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This is why we invented that black holes "don't have time to absorb matter" or "spit out pieces of matter". This is why we forgot that probabilities are just consequences of conducting a series of experiments with different initial and external conditions. 2/n
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True. It is impossible to prove mathematically that a mathematically correct fantasy is wrong. Only experimental data proves that a mathematical fantasy is just nonsense.
@Murry_Rhodes The problem with most of the "theories" in the foundations of physics is not that they are mathematically wrong. Some of them are. But mostly the problem is that they're just made up nonsense that has no relation to reality. Maths fiction, mathematical gymnastics, fairy tale
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Well, he's right about that. Everything is predetermined. And probabilities are just consequences of conducting a series of experiments with different initial and external conditions. My TOE elegantly shows this and eliminates the problems of GR and QFT.
In this episode, I speak with Nobel laureate Gerard ’t Hooft, a theoretical physicist known for his work on the electroweak interaction and his radical ideas about quantum mechanics. To him, the universe is a cosmic pinball machine. Every ball follows a fixed path. No randomness.
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My Theory of Everything describes this perfectly. The essence of Blazars is uneven gravity. Details: https://t.co/jKAk5xcab6
🚨: Supermassive Black Hole 'vomits' star three years after devouring it. "No one has ever seen anything like this before," says astronomer Yvette Cendes.
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Quantum computers cannot calculate all options at the same time, that's science fiction. Quantum computers are classical computers with noise operators that make problem solving unstable and unpredictable.
Quantum computing harnesses the principles of quantum mechanics-like superposition and entanglement-to perform computations. Unlike classical bits, qubits can represent 0 and 1 simultaneously, enabling massive parallelism. This makes quantum computers ideal for problems like
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True from the LLM point of view. However, LLM only generalizes the known data, but many fundamental problems of the dominant theories of physics are little publicized. Accordingly, LLM does not know about the problems.
I feel oddly flattered each time o3 writes "the user is making a good point" 😂
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When I was your age, scientists believed that GR and QFT were true. However, they later found out that gravity can be uneven, and probabilities are just consequences of conducting a series of experiments with different initial and external conditions.
"When I was your age there were 9 planets instead of 8" sounds far more cataclysmic than it actually is
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If there are higher spatial dimensions, then we should record their interaction with ours, which is not the case experimentally. By pouring a bottle of ink on a stack of paper, we record traces in a lower spatial dimension.
Can we visualize higher dimensions? After 40+ years working on the math, the best I can do is imagine lower-dimensional analogs and projections, like this hypercube. Some claim to truly see higher dimensions. I’m not one of them.
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