Science doesn't know? What if the total energy in the universe is not zero? This is the case for gravity. The amount of matter energy indeed equals th...
Well, in a sense graviton field oscillations do the trick. Gravitons can travel in higher dimension. Which could be the reason it's so weak. But for a...
DE isn't worn by particles. Its a property of space that pushes matter away from each other. There are no force exchange particles involved. There is ...
Which can be discovered indeed My point is that dead matter seems to obey many mathematical structure. If this wasn't the case, chaos would rule supre...
Yes. A lamda is added to the energy-mass-momentum tensor. The DE is an energy that doesn't dilute if space grows. If you put giant springs between all...
Returning to nature seems the only option left. Letting go of all unnecessary materialities. To say bye-bye to technology and material wealth is hard ...
There is nothing wrong with that idea. It's even what a strict standard interpretation tells you. A conscious measurement collapses the wave function ...
I read this: "A couple of years later, I read a theoretical paper that predicted the effect that I had seen in my data. It wasn’t a monumental thing a...
An interesting approach to the superman was advocated by FM-2030. As one of the prominent figures in the transhuman movement, a term coined by Julian ...
Confirmed predictions are not a guarantee that the model you uses is right. Epicycle theory (or Fourier analysis, for that matter), was based on imagi...
To name a few: -The man with the golden gun -Silly guns -Guns go West -Top gun -Gun crazy The naked gun 2.5 -Guns, God, and government -Guns of a stra...
No, of course not. That's stating the obvious. But a 100 years ago I could have used general relativity to predict unobserved phenomena. That's how it...
There is ONLY matter and spacetime. Spacetime and matter in it emerged once from an eternal basic structure. So no something from nothing. It's more l...
It's not "so what". That's how you interpret it. It's "that's how it is". If matter behaves regularly it comes as no surprise that math describes it w...
It's not I don't understand his irony. I think it's unreasonable. Why should it be unreasonable that math predicts anti particles? It's a logical, so ...
The universe is finite but without a wall or "the end" sign. There are no dead ends, though when you bump into a black hole your end is secure. You wi...
Position and momenta can be in superposition like spin. If position of one electron is measured then the global becomes local but the spin is still gl...
The lion is under attack. Ten hyenas bite the poor thing from all sides. He won't make it... Then... Another lion arrives and scares the hyenas off. T...
Why can't reality be non-local? Two features of a spatial extended system could be non-causally connected can't they? Why isn't this compatible with r...
It was Eugene Wigner who spoke of the "unreasonable effectiveness of math". Nature has dead and alive elements. Many deed phenomena (which doesn't mea...
I still don't see why that's unreasonable. It seems only reasonable if What's so unreasonable about getting things out you didn't put in, as the anti-...
Astute observation. But how would you describe my face changing from neutral to laughing in math? The principle of least action applies to falling sto...
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