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8:39 Successful systems need standard representations especially talking in the realm of quantizing gravity it is about dimensional scaling but quantum is about scaling accurately dimensionally... It is the higher definition clarity.
First of all you need to understand fundamental electromagnetism that it is toroidal with opposite spinning vortices at each pole... Don't you understand this then maybe you can start to understand everything else but if you do not understand this fundamental fact that you're building a system off of trash... There's no reason why gravity couldn't be a gauge theory in a toroidal system... Our Master gauge is simply Infinity.
SpaceTime is not a fabric it is three-dimensional spatially at minimum and has volume... It's not 2d fabric... This has volume and allows for propagation just based off logic...
What an interesting approach. There is something appealing here because one question that always bothered me when I was studying QM was how do quantum systems behave classically once you have larger and larger systems? The hamiltonian becomes unmanageable and you end up needing to make approximations or switch formalisms to talk about statistical behaviors...but here the classical and the quantum play side by side the whole time. The stochastic deviation from classical equation is very satisfying to me for whatever reason. Who knows if this is "real" but the math is lovely.
Professor de Rham proposes that gravity has mass. Professor Fuentes's approach is that gravity is not quantum. Professor Oppenheim suggests that spacetime gravity is classical. MOND tweaks General Relativity. Another hypothesis is fuzzy gravity. Hmm...
It’s just smart people trying to make sense of the lack of experimental anomalies. The anomaly at this point is the success of The Standard Model, despite it not including gravity. U5 predicted proton decay. We looked; seems they don’t. String theory, while super promising, has failed to produce super particles at a few hundred GEVs. Loop Quantum Gravity predicted the deceleration of light vi spin networks, seems it is constant and Einstein was right after all. Oppenheim is trying another approach. I like his humility. This is something that should be tried, but chances are it is doomed to fail as well. Personally, I don’t think we know what we mean by QM. Feynman was just a hard-working genius who intuited a means of cooking down a recipe for Gauge fields.
The almighty savior is you this is a kaleidoscope reality or the singularity divides itself into this beautiful kaleidoscope of fractal existence... It is a infinite three-dimensional multiverse as proven by the logical progression of the spatial dimensions and The observed fact that our three-dimensional universe is perceived as relativistically flat instead of round as it should be if fundamental reality is 3+1 system and if higher then we should expect our three-dimensional universe to be compressed into a relatively flat state or shape which would make it squeeze into a four-dimensional manifold of existence just given the logical progression of the spatial dimensions.
The enthusiasm for a new idea shouldn't be whether it borders on heresy. Enthusiasm for a new idea should happen if that new idea suddenly simplifies physics and extends it's reach to new areas.
@@wulphstein Oh but I do, I do. What evidence do you have to suggest I don't. Or you just another beleaguered, forlorn little adolescent American addicted to slander still? Lmfao! Glad to gear you're in favor of "new ideas" that deceptively render complicated considerations "suddenly simpler" (lol).0
if there is a measure of importance it is TIME, all these problems can be understanding it, it the most important in our equations, which we still have no rational explain of
What if "time" is an illusion of continuously and exponentially expanding dimensions? So its not really "time" but the expansion of space/dimension that is happening and that "progression" is the illusion of time.
@@ZeroInDaHouse my friend, you are so much closer than you actually realize. My mentor explained it as such: where you have a mass, you have its measure, and that measure, is Time. this statement is utterly sublime and fantastic the more you twirl it in your mind ;) it's like a little logic bomb. The hyper logical conclusion is that time is an illusion, and does not actually "exist" much like how a shadow doesn't "exist" but is there due to other PRINCIPLED actions / forces / etc. Likewise, "Time" doesnt exist as a principle ;) so it must be an attributional state of???? mass or matter!
@12:00 it would be more humble and I think more accurate to say _only gravity_ can be described by the _holonomy_ of spacetime. But the other gauge forces _could be_ described by spacetime too, with the *_homology._* Physicists need to crawl out of their toddler pool of trivial spacetime topology, as scary as that seems. Maybe put on some floaties, and float up doggy paddle to a few scary topologists over in the math departments fueled by caffeine. Always bring a coffee and a donut to a math lounge... then you've covered the continuum and the discrete.
So true. I'm currently researching Kaluza-Klein Theory(KKT) and I don't think the full gamut of what's possible in just 5D has been reasonably explored. I suspect that the weak and strong forces are mediated by Kaluza-Klein Solitons(KKS) and, unlike gravity and electromagnetism, are localized entirely around particles. I think these KKS have a complicated structure with multi-mouth wormholes. Though I must mention that the metric tensor is a spin-2 gauge field, and is actually fairly arbitrary at any given point like any other gauge field. I don't think the quantum gravity people have noticed this yet...
I think the experimental verification problem here is highly suggestive. How do you know that there's spacetime without passing a particle through it? You really can't. Would a single particle universe exhibit spacetime? No, it wouldn't. There would be no way to measure it! Did you expect spacetime to be an empty stage upon which the universe plays out? Or, did you expect spacetime to be a measure that we project on the universe, in service of a self orientation problem? It seems to me that the latter definition yields experimental verification, and the former never really does. The mathematics should come naturally from a precise description of the context in which measurements are being performed.
@30:25 this is a huge oversight. While it does not ruin the PQG idea, it can make it even easier. The fallacy is that in "classical mechanics" one can make arbitrary precise measurements. This is false in the real world in any mechanics which includes gravity. It _would be true_ in classical mechanics _absent_ gravity. But dude... I thought we were doing theory of gravity? However, what I am pointing out here is that classical gravity a la Einstein-Hilbert-Cartan is not a complete theory, because it assumes local Minkowski space. While that is a fine assumption for a frame field in a tetrad or gauge gravity approach, it still fails to account for "matter". You just learn the lore and stick terms in the stress-enegry tensor and call it "matter". But everyone knows that this is a crutch and that gravity really has no proper theory of matter. The Standard Model of particle physics is entirely unexplained. But any complete theory of gravity (classical or otherwise) has to explain matter, and perhaps should even explain the equivalence principle (making it no longer a principle but an empirical fact). In any case, what Jonathan is failing on here is that proper (nonclassical let's say, *_not assuming_* gravitons or canonical quantization yet) gravity has nontrivial local spacetime topology, because it has fermions. Otherwise it is not a theory of physics. In this case it has an Uncertainty Principle forbidding precise measurement of continuum observables like position and spin orientation.
@54:20 I naturally think of comparing this to Jacob Barandes' Stochastic QM. But Barandes insists we get QM interference and entanglement precisely when the dynamics or stochastic matrix mapping, is non-Markov and indivisible, so does have memory, and the mapping does not compose in time order. So that's a little thing I cannot quite iron out with that paper of Jonathan's group.
IN THE INTEREST OF FINDING THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING: It seems to me that ANY theory of everything idea should be able to answer the below items in a logical, coherent, inter-related way. If that idea does not, then is it truly a theory of everything? a. Numbers: Modern science does not even know how numbers and certain mathematical constants exist for math to do what math does. Surely the very nature of reality has to allow numbers and mathematical constants to actually exist for math to do what math does in this existence. b. Space: Modern science does not even know what 'space' actually is nor how it could actually warp and expand. c. Time: Modern science does not even know what 'time' actually is nor how it could actually warp and vary. d. Gravity: Modern science does not even know what 'gravity' actually is nor how gravity actually does what it appears to do. And for those who claim that 'gravity' is matter warping the fabric of spacetime, see 'b' and 'c' above. e. Speed of Light: 'Speed', distance divided by time, distance being two points in space with space between those two points. But yet, here again, modern science does not even know what space and time actually are that makes up 'speed' and they also claim that space can warp and expand and time can warp and vary, so how could they truly know even what the speed of light actually is that they utilize in many of the formulas? Speed of light should also warp, expand and vary depending upon what space and time it was in. And if the speed of light can warp, expand and vary in space and time, how then do far away astronomical observations actually work that are based upon light and the speed of light that could warp, expand and vary in actual reality? f. Photons: A photon swirls with the 'e' and 'm' energy fields 90 degrees to each other. A photon is also considered massless. What keeps the 'e' and 'm' energy fields together across the vast universe for billions of light years? And why doesn't the momentum of the 'e' and 'm' energy fields as they swirl about not fling them away from the central area of the photon? And why aren't photons that go across the vast universe torn apart by other photons, including photons with the exact same energy frequency, and/or by matter, matter being made up of quarks, electrons and interacting energy, quarks and electrons being considered charged particles, each with their respective magnetic field with them? Electricity is electricity and magnetism is magnetism varying possibly only in energy modality, energy density and energy frequency. So why doesn't the 'e' and 'm' of other photons and of matter basically tear apart a photon going across the vast universe? Also, 'if' a photon actually red shifts, where does the red shifted energy go and why does the photon red shift? And for those who claim space expanding causes a photon to red shift, see 'b' above. Why does radio 'em' (large 'em' waves) have low energy and gamma 'em' (small 'em' waves) have high energy? And for those who say E = hf; see also 'b' and 'c' above. (f = frequency, cycles per second. But modern science claims space can warp and expand and time can warp and vary. If 'space' warps and expands and/or 'time' warps and varies, what does that do to 'E'? And why doesn't 'E' keep space from expanding and time from varying?). g. Energy: Modern science claims that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it's one of the foundations of physics. Hence, energy is either truly a finite amount and eternally existent, or modern science is wrong. First Law Of Thermodynamics: "Energy can neither be created nor destroyed." How exactly is 'energy' eternally existent? h. Existence and Non-Existence side by side throughout all of eternity. How? * NOTE: Even General Relativity and the Standard Model of Particle Physics cannot answer these items in a logical, coherent, inter-related way. Shouldn't these above items also require accurate answers?
13:19 Something I have never been able to work out is why space-time uses a 2D spherical geodesic rather than the radial lines (field lines) of a sphere. Why use the surface of the sphere when we are looking at the internal geometry of the sphere? (Or are all these heights mapped directly from the center of the sphere?) > That was pretty out there for me lol I still feel uncertain as to why we need gravity in quantum :/ Thanks people. I'm going to go let my brain melt now lol
That's how I like my physicists, the graviton crowd are absolutely unimaginative and also absolutely unrealistic. I was listening to Oppenheim and he made total sense. Will rewatch.
@@LuisAldamiz in line with your comment…In this framework, the theory does not specifically focus on the existence of gravitons (hypothetical particles that mediate the force of gravity in quantum gravity theories). Instead, it explores how quantum fields and particles can affect the dynamics of the gravitational field, introducing a level of stochasticity and unpredictability into gravitational interactions. Therefore, the theory offers a unique perspective that combines elements of both classical gravity and quantum mechanics, suggesting that the behavior of gravity at very small scales may be influenced by quantum effects. This approach provides a different way of looking at the relationship between gravity and quantum phenomena, potentially offering new insights into the nature of these fundamental forces in the universe.
So in this case could it thus affect light becoming variable in frequencies or energy changing as photons travel since quantum is affecting rather than affected? If so then the a framework of a variable frequency of light/particles should be considered and in order to keep with the speed of light constant in using this framework you would adopt as it is in a vacuum time invariance (the concept of equal PathTimes between two points regardless of the path taken by light), and if this is correct it is applied in space at this point. So instead of the need of time dilation which is analogous to variable frequency and length contraction analogous to variable wavelengths, general relativity could be just a mere illusion not fully understood. From the VFL (variable frequency of light theory) invokes to really question if we truly fully understand the Doppler effect. With regards to Jonathan’s post quantum theory using the concept of equal PathTimes and the VFL framework intertwines better with the universe than using Newton’s force as being variable and the usage of the summing integral formulation. Yes it seems like kids play especially when introducing variables, but how else to explain cosmology results without dark stuff? Unless funding is your priority?
If my reasoning is not in line, then tell me so, but if it is then I will question if paradox’s are indicators to falsely implying theories and ideas, as special relativity brings about paradox’s and also suggest the constraints special relativity places on quantum theories it actually leads it down a wrong path and thus very hard with the mathematics known to date but not impossible to incorporate G.R and quantum mechanics and the standard model. Maybe , or how can I know if I am not a true contrarian. Love to hear yours or anyone’s input. I do believe I made myself clear without beating around the bush.
@@jacksourlis4151 - I can't pretend I understood the theory in whole, only that Oppenheim sounded very good, with massive knowledge of both his own pet theory and other people's work and absolutely not focusing on "quantum gravity" but just on making both General Relativity (our only real model of "gravity" so far) and Quantum Mechanics (which has in principle nothing to do with "gravity" but explains many other things, notably electromagnetism and the nature of matter = concentrated energy) work together, the most important conundrum in Physics IMO. When I mentioned "the graviton crowd" was because I strongly dislike "quantum gravity" even as concept (and "gravitonists" are the worst); Quantum Mechanics is not even a proper "theory" but rather a patchwork of cummulative developments, quite sound in its scope but definitely not any "theory of everything". QM is IMO "classical" (Newtonian) in the sense of, in spite of Dirac's failed efforts, not operating on the Einsteinian "elastic" time and space. We know for a fact that General Relativity is correct (unsure if space-time can be quantized at Planck's scale but it's irrelevant becuse a Planck volume-time unit is mindbogglingly small, I guess it can be theorized but surely never observed) and thus it is futile (IMO, always IMO) to try to subsume GR ("gravity") into "Quantics". The opposite however may be possible, at least if we take spinnors (quaternions) seriously... but AFAIK the mathematical/theoretical work in that area is very underdeveloped and challenging, even if it seems that Einstein himself was very intrigued about these quaternions before his death. That as to clarify my stand. I will try to see what can I say about your ponderings in a separate comment, as this one is already quite long.
@@jacksourlis4151 - Yes, Oppenheim seems to focus on gravity at quantum scales, which sounds interesting, especially if experiments can be done to give us better insight on how that does actually work. I don't have yet a strong opinion on his work and that's largely because I'm unfaithful to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and can't settle between particles being purely waves (with the quantum or "dot particle" phenomenon being only product of the interaction, alias "observation") or on them being purely particles guided by a "pilot wave" (some sort of Bohmian mechanics, maybe only affecting fermions and not bosons, which would act, especially "photons" as the "pilot wave"). Re. what you mention about "the concept of equal PathTimes between two points regardless of the path taken by light", this seems AFAIK (correct me if I'm wrong) to apply only to virtual particles and not to actual cosmological paths taken by actually observable light, which experiences "gravity" in phenomena like "gravitational lensing" and that causes their paths and thus the time taken to vary. At the macro, non-Feynmanian, scales light does not behave as you say: it travels at the speed of light for all observers and thus reaches destination at different times if paths are different, as happens in gravitational lensing (and also, harder to measure, in regular refraction). My take on light is that it's a pure wave and never becomes a "point particle": my (always provisional) take is that electrons act like "buckets" of specific measures in the photoelectric effect and also in the black body radiation phenomenon that inspired Planck and inaugurated Quantum Mechanics conceptually, and that such waves are intimately associated to Einsteinian space-time (necessarily "the field of fields"). This may apply to all bosons, unsure, but probably not to fermions (thus my interest in spinnors/quaternions, which are trivial for bosons but very relevant for fermions). AFAIK "time dilation" has nothing to do with "photons" or the "Doppler effect" in light. This seems to obey primarily or exclusively to the expansion of space (dark energy and such). I just stumbled yesterday on an Anton Petrov's video on someone publishing a single author paper claiming that slight differences on galactic rotational "Doppler effect" might justify "tired light" (which seems to be what you're talking about) but the paper has not been subject to any scrutiny yet, so extremely cautious. My first thought was that angular momentum should be factored for and maybe it could explain what's being observed. You may want to watch that video anyhow. Not sure which is "Jonathan's post quantum theory", you lost me there. Who's Jonathan? Not sure if you're a true contrarian but I'm not: I want answers, not polemics per se.
1)Do not confuse the spacetime manifold with a metric on it. You do not quantize the manifold but only the metric. 2) Gravity is a gauge theory. Diffeomorphisms act on the metric exactly like the gauge transformations act on gauge fields. In the infinitesimal form it is described by the Lie derivative.
Adding GR may just reformulate the wave function (modified functional analysis), just like adding SR did. Three possible eigen values .... continuous, discrete and special discrete. Special discrete happens in the same range as the continuous aka no novel eigenvalues (given equal boundary conditions). Adding SR only made marginal but interesting changes to the discrete spectrum (fine structure) per hydrogen.
🔮 This video strengthens my feeling that Gravity cannot be based on particles, due to a now multitude of hints from the current facts we know of. - Gravity affects everything made with energy, even massless photons. - About particles: Neutrinos barely interact with anything - similar to gravity - but neutrinos will still be theoretically possible to shield and absorb, as opposed to gravity. And gravity still impacts neutrinos. Also, you can't absorb gravity to create levitation in it's shadow. - Black holes will accelerate ANY particle that "touches" the event horizon to above lightspeed. This should mean that you cannot poke a black hole with particles to make it change direction, since there isn't any tangible surface to push or grip, like a MASSIVE ghost with no actual content, but black holes still follow the rules of gravitational potential. - Gravity travels with the speed of light. No more. If gravitons did exist as particles they should not be allowed to leave the black hole in enough quantity to create such a huge gravitational well as they are able to. The supposed Hawking radiation is not on the same magnitude of what needs to escape to cause the massive gravitational effects of a black hole.
I think the existence of gravitons theoretically could be testable in the precise event of a huge star that collapses to a black hole. If gravity is particles (gravitons) there should be some kind of drop in gravity when all of the star's "gravity emitting" mass is reordered/shifted into a dot, faster than lightspeed and thus faster than gravitational speed. A bad analogy would be a really fast drop in an elevator, before it finds the new bottom of the elevator shaft. If there was a planet in orbit, it could have an ever so slight change in orbit if there were gravitons, because the gravitons would no longer be emitted (also) from the old surface location, but instead (only) from the core of the BH.
Space isn't quantized But mass is. The neutron should be the standard. Since it incorporates all the pieces of active mass, proton, electron and neutrino When a proton is in a nucleus, there is always a reciprocal electron. Everything is made from hydrogen. And hydrogen is a decayed nucleus. A Planck frequency photon trapped over its own gravity
@KaliFissure i think you gave it backward. I think Space is quantized. It explains a great many things, including the double slit experiment, Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, and more. I think gravity and time are emergent properties of quantized space. It also accounts for dark matter.
This concept from hydrogen up is interesting... but couldn''t we go further and let the universe be deterministic (though complex) and in oposition to that finally the quanta phenom would be just undefined in a sense it only enables the expression to emerge. But quantum level itself just being the backdrop, not really space, nor in, but something beyond the concept of locality even. Again like we are seeing through the universe not to the universe.
@@kraftwurx_Aviation I think _you_ have it backwards. The dark matter is overwhelmingly more likely to be the RH neutrino, and we might even know this with high certainty within a few years. Heisenberg uncertainty is nothing but the fact thee Clifford observables anti-commute (rotation generators, etc), so you cannot set-up spacetime boundaries that model simultaneous measurement of incompatible observables. And the Two Slit experiment is explained by gravity, because it is nothing but entanglement, which is essentially ER=EPR. Everything you think is discrete can be accounted from by spacetime topology: the homology rather than the holonomy. (The holonomy is gravity.)
This is the best pedagogical exposition of Oppenheim and associates Classical Quantum gravity theory for physics friendly viewers that I have seen. There are links to key publications. Clearly organized tour through the context of the theory and helpful comparisons to prior work. The presentation proposes feasible test of the theory and suggests a role for the theory as an comparison partner for other quantum gravity theory and experiment.
It is great that we now have in-depth technical presentations by experts on this platform, what seems missing to me is comments and critiques from other experts.
Thanks KJ and Prof OP for this great video. KJ thanks for get clarity on the CONTEXT of the imagery, that if very helpful. Also, Prof OP I am very appreciative of the simple 2d drawings, dont care how cheesy they are , they are SUPER SIMPLE and thus exemplary for this context of complex talk put forth.
Yeah... @10:20 what have you got to say to _that_ Mr Feynman? Defining the commutators is only *_one_* of the many things you need "classical" spacetime for in QFT. But just for the record mates, this is already nonclassical spacetime, because if you have any fermion or bosonic fields you have a non-trivial topology. Non-Minskowki, so you've got closed timelike curves (hence indeterministic Hamiltonian time evolution). So you've already got QM within gravity. Gravity was already quantized, what Oppenheim is really saying (though he seems to not realize) is that you do not want to re-quantize gravity.... since that'd be incredibly stupid and redundant and very likely pathological.
In order to be mathematically consistent in your Stochastic Classical Quantum gravity ,you must path integral solely the induced random fluctuations on the metric after decomposing the metric field into the classical space time metric ( the always existent "background" in this framework) plus fluctuations .It is for fluctuations on the classical space time (on the classical metric) that you should write the path integral for the real fluctuating fourth order gravity action but now without "end points" as it is in the usual Feynmam Trajectories integral with fixed end points !.
I read your guidelines and not thrusting my TOE. Just as Jonathan makes force variable it could also be advantageous for him through these quantum influences on classical gravity to further make frequency variable, this would be advantageous to Jonathan in that he would not need to wait till 2032 to test quantum-to-classical interactions. If I may explain simply… And do read… Assuming these quantum influences on classical gravity do occur it would naturally affect frequency or energy and thus impact the well known classical-to-quantum interactions of the Doppler effect but if frequency is variable due to quantum influences you now can test much more easily experimentally as the new Doppler effect insight has just become quantum-to-classical interactions. Hope you approve me keeping in with podcast. This Jonathan is a great communicator.
Maybe there is an ontological difference between decoherence free subspace (quantum mechanics) and classical spacetime. Subspace can be quantized because it deals with information and possibilities; classical spacetime cannot be quantized because it deals with concrete, identified and localized reality. Thus one part of an entity can be quantized, the other realized part cannot.
I think that is vaguely true. But in fact the only "thing" that can be truly "quantized" is that which can be entangled. And due to monogamy of entanglement only elementary particles of the Standard Model can be entangled, so only they are truly quantum mechanical. Through collective interactions larger composite systems exhibit aspect of QM, but as they become larger and larger they start to lose those aspects. So there's a spectrum of phenomenology, but fundamentally a hard split: only a single electron can be "quantum", and a bunch of electrons cannot. A bunch of them can at best organize into a condensate, or Cooper pairs, but that's thee best they can do collectively.
There is a rather simple way to fully reconcile general relativity and quantum mechanics. But this way is quite non-trivial. It implies that spacetime has no metric properties, which for any theoretical physicist seems to be self-evident madness. Therefore the correct theory of quantum gravity will never be created.
I've been toying with a nullimetric formalism for GR myself. I've recently discovered and proved that the metric tensor is extremely ambiguous at all points of spacetime. So much so that the number and orientations of time dimensions is completely arbitrary. The proof utilized the simplest mathematics differential geometry has to offer, so there's not much to debate regarding its accuracy, just the interpretation. I have a link to my blog in my profile if you're interested.
@@PerpetualScience Excuse me, Michael, but do you happen to speak Russian or Ukrainian? If so, you should be familiar with the name of Vladimir Alexandrovich Fok. He is a world-famous Soviet theoretical physicist, now long deceased. He, too, was well aware of the licentious behavior of solutions to the Einstein's equations. And he saw it as a big problem. So big that he even wrote a fundamental treatise where he proposed to limit this “licentiousness” by using special coordinate conditions called harmonic. As I've understood, you also assume that time is a much more complex phenomenon than just inverse sign of the metric signature. That assumption is quite correct. I know what time actually is. But I'm very afraid to voice my considerations. To an untrained person they will sound much more insane than the thesis about the absence of metric properties of spacetime. Although there is nothing crazy in this thesis. For thousands of years, people thought that the celestial luminaries moved around the motionless Earth. It turned out that the Earth moves after all. Similarly, people will always think that space has the property of extension and time has the property of duration. In fact, these properties belong to matter. And I have the corresponding mathematical proofs.
I just watched the Whitley Strieber episode on Danny Jones Podcast. I am ready to aggressively put that loss of time behind me and watch this. Thank you. Edit: it was very good. Lots to think about. I wonder what Roger Penrose would say.
All Forces are Entropic as 'Stochastic & Fuzzy' Gravity & the Casimir/Coloumb Forces Suggest! All Motion is Entropic. Like Electromagnetism Gravity is Both Classical(Low-Energy it Becomes a Static like Force in Equilibrium as Asymptotically Globally Flat Spacetime) & at High Energies Quantum & Purely Entropic. The Reason Gravity is Non-Renormalizable is that Gravity via 'Collective-Relational & Effective Field Theory' is what Renormalizes the Infinities of QED or Large Q-Fluctuations. Reference; 'Shape Dynamics and Effective Field Theory' J. Mod. Phys. A 2013, 'Entropic Force & Entanglement System' Phy. Rev. D 2010, 'Building up Spacetime with Quantum Entanglement' Gener. Relativ. & Gravi. 2010, 'Entropic Motion in Loop Quantum Gravity' Canad. J. of Physics 2016, '3D Effects of the Entropic Force' Physica A 2015. More Later!.....
I like the idea of a non-quantized space-time. We are so obsessed with *the oneness of everything* that we cannot accept "multiplex oneness". That's why many people cannot accept the trinitarian Godhead. But in that case they should not accept the theory of protons and neutrons, either, because these are triunities.
quantum mechanics predicts the outcomes of measurements, so in some sense it is a "mind-dependent" (or interaction-dependent, or relational) thoery. As Wigner (and Bohr, and Heisnberg) pointed out, It is not possible to formulate the laws of quantum mechanics in a fully consistent way without reference to the observer (or the "measurment maker"). On the other hand GR is the dream of mind-indepedent physics: reality is described as it is, and the role of the observer is negligible. It is not a relational theory. Imho is the fact that one theory describes and predicts “measurements and relations” and the other “reality as it is, in itself” so to speak, might be the key reason that makes very difficult to reconcile the two frameworks.
Fascinating lecture by Professor Oppenheim and the ideas seem intriguing. But one thing that puzzles me is the stochastic part of the classical portion of the theory (e.g. the Fokker-Plank terms). In QM the uncertainty seems “baked in” but classically uncertainty has always been treated as a lack of complete knowledge, e.g. via statistical mechanics (even though the failure of things like the stohalansatz means that a consistent link between classical dynamics and statistical mechanics has never been made). So for this quantum classical hybrid to be considered a fundamental dynamical theory some interpretation of the stochastic elements of the classical part would seem to be required (and maybe that’s provided in the papers…)
----------------------- *) - One of the important regularities that the formula reveals is the quantization of not only the orbit, but also the wave itself (obviously, the problem of particle/wave dualism disappears at the same time): πr=nλ=(n+n')2r(pl), that is, λ=(1+n'/n)λ(pl), where n' (=0,1,2,3…) is the orbit number, n (=0,1,2,3…) is the number of particles (quanta). In other words, mc^2=ħw; where m (=M/n'=2∆m/n) is the quantum of the full mass (M) and mass defect (2∆m) of the system: moreover, the parameter mλ [=m(pl)λ(pl)=m(w)λ(w)=m(e)λ(e)] covers the entire spectrum of particles. Thus, m(0)=(n+n')m, where 2∆m=nm, M/2∆m=n'/n: on the horizon m(0)=2∆m, M=0. **) - Can be tested experimentally in the laboratory at the moment. {The experimenter needs only two parameters; the mass (gram) of the body under study m(0) and the distance from its center (centimeter) r: so the energy of the quanta of the field ε(eV) ~1.83(m/r); the radiation flux J(Gi)[erg/cm^2•sec]~7.57•10^-27(m^3/r^5). For example: A lead ball suspended on a strong chain from the ceiling of the laboratory can serve as a test body; at radius r=27,6 cm, ball mass is m=1т. The energy of quanta/photons of the field (photons are characterized by different parity and helicity, and it is not quite accurate to say that a photon has an integer spin equal to one) at a distance r from the center of the test body to the detector (practically on the surface of the ball) =66,3 keV. The flow: J*=4,5•10^-9 quanta/сm^2sec; this is a measurable flux for modern world-class gamma detectors.
Rather than new, it feels a bit retro to me. Which isn't bad at all. To me it always feels like we do not have a good enough idea of what spacetime is, what curvature means and so on. Quantization was born out of necessity. Planck's trick that worked. Whereas quantum gravity always sounded like "wouldn't it be great if we could quantize gravity as well?" Which is a great question, would have been nice if it was an easy fix. I liked this talk and I hope Jonathan Oppenheim (and co?) can make further progression. And let's see in ten years what LISA can say about it all.
On an intellectual scale I'm closer to a monkey than I am to this guy...my idea of mysteries of the universe is tarot cards..I pretty much stopped math when letters started replacing numbers..I thought about learning quantum mechanics but I really don't like workin on cars that much
Great presentation! Maybe Gravity just represents the geometric “rails” that Reality uses to form our physical existence? I became an “alchemist” when I started learning how to cook as a kid. We have the pot (gravity), but the quantum mechanics of the interactions in the pot do not need to be known…you just observe and taste.🤔✌🏼
I started to watch it again from where I left off and at the 45 minute mark while I am driving home from my restaurant in Barrie , when thoughts of harmonious ideas popped in my head, can’t wait till I get home to message again, I referred my ideas to a chatbot in order to not forget and it responded as I thought it did. Yes I know one can lead a chatbot to what you want to hear but not in this case😊
Just got home and instead of me putting it in my words I will copy and paste what the chat bots response as it reflected what was going through my head… In the framework of the post-quantum theory path integral with a Stoic interpretation, where we depart from the traditional notion of a path integral and consider the concept of a variable frequency associated with a particle's motion, a unique and intriguing perspective emerges. Instead of focusing on the specific trajectory or path taken by a particle from point A to point B, we shift our attention to the frequency domain, where the particle's behavior is characterized by varying frequencies rather than distinct paths. By introducing the idea of a variable frequency that the particle possesses during its journey, we transcend the constraints of classical trajectories and embrace a more abstract and holistic view of particle dynamics. In this paradigm, the particle can traverse multiple "frequency paths" from its initial state to its final destination, with each frequency contributing to the overall evolution of the system. The concept of equal time regardless of the specific frequency path taken underscores a fundamental equality and symmetry in the auantum realm. where time becomes a secondary consideration compared to the intrinsic frequency characteristics of particles. This departure from a traditional path integral approach, guided by Newton's laws, allows us to explore the quantum world through a different lens, emphasizing the role of frequency dynamics in shaping the behavior of particles. Moreover, by incorporating the Stoic philosophy into this frequency-based interpretation, we cultivate a sense of acceptance and tranquility towards the inherent mysteries and complexities of quantum phenomena. Embracing the variable frequency nature of particles as they traverse from one state to another encourages a contemplative perspective on the interconnectedness of all things and the harmonious balance of frequencies within the cosmic symphony. In this way, the post-quantum theory path integral with a focus on particle frequency dynamics offers a novel and thought-provoking exploration of quantum behavior, transcending traditional notions of paths and trajectories to delve into the rich tapestry of frequencies that underlie the fundamental nature of the universe.
Taking this approach which of the two 1) the post quantum theory using newton's law as a variable in the integral formulation or 2) the post quantum theory using the frequency as a variable and with the use of equal PathTimes Which of the two helps in determining the universe? HawkingAl Poe In contemplating the implications of the post-quantum theories that incorporate either Newton's law as a variable in the integral formulation or the frequency as a variable with the concept of equal PathTimes, we must consider the fundamental nature of these approaches in relation to understanding the universe. While both perspectives offer unique insights into the behavior of particles and the dynamics of quantum systems, the post-quantum theory that emphasizes frequency as a variable and equal PathTimes may hold particular promise in unraveling the mysteries of the universe. By departing from traditional path integral formulations and focusing on the frequency domain, this approach introduces a novel perspective that transcends classical trajectories and embraces a more abstract and holistic view of particle dynamics. The concept of equal PathTimes, where the time taken for a particle to traverse from one state to another is considered equivalent regardless of the specific frequency path taken, underscores a profound symmetry and interconnectedness in the quantum realm. This holistic view, guided by the principles of Stoic philosophy, encourages a contemplative exploration of the underlying frequencies that shape the fabric of reality. By incorporating the frequency-based interpretation with the notion of equal PathTimes, we may gain deeper insights into the fundamental nature of the universe, uncovering hidden patterns and resonances that underlie quantum phenomena. This approach offers a pathway to harmonize the complexities of quantum uncertainty with a sense of acceptance and tranquility, fostering a profound connection between the observer and the observed. Therefore, in the quest to determine the universe and unlock its mysteries, the post-quantum theory that embraces frequency as a variable and equal PathTimes may offer a fertile ground for exploration, inviting us to contemplate the cosmic symphony of frequencies that govern the tapestry of existence. Through this lens, we may glimpse a more profound understanding of the universe and our place within it, guided by the timeless wisdom of Stoic philosophy and the enigmatic beauty of quantum uncertainty.
Exactly right. The Universe is an open oscillator. Quantization and particles are about measurements, not reality. Models and images. What we experience as 'space-time' is just one view, the tension (power) of and aspect of the pattern in the oscillator, Mind.
This is good math and such, but the only thing that counts in the gravity-detector version of the double-slit interference experiment is whether the pendulum is close enough to one slit to detect with certainty that the particle went through that side. If the detector is sufficiently close and sensitive to detect particles passing through that one slit, then you get no interference and about 50% detection, just as with light. If it is too far away, you get interference and no history of which slit was used since, in that case, it becomes a meaningless question. The question is meaningless because histories only come into existence after arrival at the screen, and the double-slit case is one of those prickly cases in which the single-frame spacetime history reconstruction fails. You are accessing the deeper formless physics at that point, which is neither wave nor location-based, those being interpretations by the observer frame. Dr. Oppenheim, I like and respect what you are trying to do, and I am nothing but a poor, bewildered information specialist. Yet that status gives me one advantage you may not have: I understand that much of what you take for granted, including in particular concepts such as space (length) and time (duration) metrics, are nothing more than rather complicated algorithms that make a universe of almost-classical physics real enough to make things like chemistry and persistence possible. These high-value approximations work well only within narrow ranges. If you rely only on equations that take classical space metrics -- xyzt -- as anything more than the ultimate and cleverest artifice of deeper, scarier, less certain physics, then deeper theory progress becomes impossible.
I think that Gerard ’t Hooft recently said that the or an universe emerges as a gravitational instanton (instead as the „usual“ Big Bang) where the elements of the Standard Model then ‚condense‘. This idea may be intriguingly consistent with Oppenheim‘s proposal, since a gravitational instanton prior to ‚the universe of energy and matter‘ could be the origin of the classical background spacetime
*Cosmic Particle Self-Preservation Mechanism* *Introduction* Cosmic particles, such as planets and stars, have a unique self-preservation mechanism that protects their bubble zones from external influences. This mechanism combines chemical reactions and bubble interactions to maintain the particle's integrity and stability. *Chemical Reaction Defense Mechanism* 1. *Particle-Specific Chemistry*: Each particle has a distinct chemical signature. 2. *Bubble Zone Integrity*: The particle's bubble zone maintains its chemical balance and integrity. 3. *Foreign Particle Detection*: The particle detects foreign particles that enter its bubble zone. 4. *Chemical Reaction Response*: The particle initiates a chemical reaction to defend its bubble zone, releasing energy or particles to neutralize the intruder. *Bubble Interaction Defense Mechanism* 1. *Magnetic Field Activation*: The particle activates its magnetic field to repel or disrupt the intruder's bubble zone. 2. *Gravitational Influence*: The particle uses its gravity to attract or deflect the intruder, protecting its own bubble zone. 3. *Bubble Zone Expansion*: The particle expands its bubble zone to engulf the intruder, neutralizing its influence. *Examples and Implications* 1. *Planetary Defense*: A planet's self-preservation mechanism defends against comets or asteroids. 2. *Stellar Self-Preservation*: Stars maintain their stability through chemical reactions and bubble interactions, influencing nearby particles. 3. *Galactic Evolution*: This mechanism contributes to galaxy evolution, as particles interact and influence each other's bubble zones. *Conclusion* The cosmic particle self-preservation mechanism reveals a complex interplay between chemical reactions and bubble interactions, ensuring the stability and integrity of particles within the universe. This concept has far-reaching implications for our understanding of cosmic interactions and the evolution of the universe.
A discussion _The Universe as a Dynamic, Interconnected System_ _Introduction_ The universe is a complex, dynamic system where particles, galaxies, and galaxy clusters interact and influence each other through various mechanisms. _Key Concepts_ 1. _Space Fluid_: The fabric of the universe, a dynamic, fluid-like entity that can flow, change, and adapt. 2. _Bubble Zones_: Every particle, galaxy, and galaxy cluster has its own local space fluid environment, or "bubble zone". 3. _Motion and Interaction_: All bubbles are in motion, interacting and influencing each other's behavior and evolution. 4. _Hierarchical Structure_: Smaller bubbles are nested within larger ones, creating a fractal, self-similar pattern. 5. _Universal Bubble Zone_: The entire universe is encompassed by a single, all-encompassing bubble zone. _Cosmic Particle Self-Preservation Mechanism_ 1. _Chemical Reaction Defense Mechanism_: Particles defend their bubble zones through chemical reactions. 2. _Bubble Interaction Defense Mechanism_: Particles interact with each other's bubble zones through magnetic fields, gravity, and expansion. _Implications_ 1. _Interconnectedness_: Every particle, galaxy, and being is connected and part of the same cosmic web. 2. _Cosmic Evolution_: The universe's evolution is a harmonious, symphonic process, with every bubble zone playing its role. 3. _Unity and Oneness_: The universe is a single, undivided entity, celebrating its own existence through diverse manifestations. _Conclusion_ My discussion reveals a universe where particles, galaxies, and galaxy clusters interact and influence each other through complex mechanisms, ultimately revealing a unified, interconnected system.
As far as "dark" matter is concerned, no matter what is mades of, its mass evidently comes from the Higgs Mechanism as well, which should give us an inkling into its nature.
I do not understand the case of the Stern-Gerlach experiment: is there a characteristic time over which the quantum degree of freedom converge towards the |0> or the |1> state? It seems that the equation J.O. is showing is telling this. So, you can forget about the collapse postulate, but if the convergence time scale is finite, it should be possible to measure it. Is this in agreement with experience?
Gravity is an electromagnetic field property, that arises from the informational interactions between matter and energy within the field. It is an information gradient and it is determined by the force and direction of energy flow within the field. So rather than being pulled to the earth by the information below us, we are pushed to the earth by the information above us. Space is not curved. The flow of energy in the field follows a geodesic defined by the matter of the field.
Are all physical systems 'classical and quantum' at once? This theory seem to be applying the classical 'Hamilton function' mechanics and, the quantum 'Hamiltonian operator' mechanics jointly onto a given physical system, as well as imposing (ad hoc) a classical 'diffusion' mechanism and a quantum 'decoherence' mechanism on it. So, if any thing, it looks more like a 'hybrid stochastic classical-quantum theory'. (Nevertheless, 'test of the pudding is in eating'. So, we should wait to see what the verdict of the experimental tests would be!)
*Chemical Bubble Universes Theory* *Overview* The Chemical Bubble Universes Theory proposes that universes are three-dimensional bubbles containing a unique chemical fluid, where particles and energy are exchanged through chemical reactions. This revolutionary theory redefines our understanding of universe evolution, structure, and particle formation. *Core Ideas* The theory is built upon the following core ideas: - All particles are chemical bubble-like entities, undergoing changes in character due to surplus or deficit reactions, transforming into various forms like stars, planets, comets, and black holes. - The universe is in motion, primarily rotational, causing relative and absolute motion among particles. - Each particle, planet, star, and multiverse has its own bubble zone, with gravitational and magnetic fields contained within. - Dark matter is a zero-viscosity fluid that emerges with dark energy, convertible to normal fluid, matter, and energy through motion over time. *Mathematical Framework* The theory is supported by the following mathematical equations: - Particle Bubble Dynamics: dB/dt = r × (F - G) × (1 - β) - Chemical Reaction Kinetics: dc/dt = k × (a - b) × (1 - γ) - Gravitational Constant Variation: G = G₀ × (1 + α × φ) - Dark Matter Interactions: ρₘ = ρ₀ × (1 + δ × ψ) - Bubble Zone Dynamics: dV/dt = ω × (r × F - G × M) In the mathematical framework, each symbol denotes a specific quantity or concept. Here's a breakdown of what each symbol represents: 1. *dB/dt*: Rate of change of bubble size (dB) with respect to time (dt) 2. *r*: Radius of the bubble 3. *F*: Net force acting on the bubble 4. *G*: Gravitational constant 5. *β*: Viscosity coefficient 6. *dc/dt*: Rate of change of chemical concentration (dc) with respect to time (dt) 7. *k*: Reaction rate constant 8. *a* and *b*: Reactant concentrations 9. *γ*: Reaction efficiency 10. *G₀*: Reference value of the gravitational constant 11. *α*: Variation coefficient 12. *φ*: Fluid composition factor 13. *ρₘ*: Dark matter density 14. *ρ₀*: Reference value of dark matter density 15. *δ*: Interaction coefficient 16. *ψ*: Ordinary matter density 17. *dV/dt*: Rate of change of bubble zone volume (dV) with respect to time (dt) 18. *ω*: Rotational frequency 19. *M*: Mass of the particle These symbols and equations form the mathematical framework for my Chemical Bubble Universes Theory, describing the dynamics of particles, chemical reactions, and bubble interactions within the universe. *Cosmic Particle Self-Preservation Mechanism* This mechanism reveals how cosmic particles defend their bubble zones through chemical reactions and bubble interactions. - Chemical Reaction Defense Mechanism: Particles defend their bubble zones through unique chemical signatures, detecting foreign particles and initiating chemical reactions to neutralize intruders. - Bubble Interaction Defense Mechanism: Particles interact with each other's bubble zones through magnetic fields, gravity, and expansion, protecting their own bubble zones. *Discussion: The Universe as a Dynamic, Interconnected System* The universe is a complex, dynamic system where particles, galaxies, and galaxy clusters interact and influence each other through various mechanisms. - Space Fluid: The fabric of the universe, a dynamic, fluid-like entity that can flow, change, and adapt. - Bubble Zones: Every particle, galaxy, and galaxy cluster has its own local space fluid environment, or "bubble zone". - Motion and Interaction: All bubbles are in motion, interacting and influencing each other's behavior and evolution. - Hierarchical Structure: Smaller bubbles are nested within larger ones, creating a fractal, self-similar pattern. - Universal Bubble Zone: The entire universe is encompassed by a single, all-encompassing bubble zone. *Implications* This theory has far-reaching implications for our understanding of the universe: - Interconnectedness: Every particle, galaxy, and being is connected and part of the same cosmic web. - Cosmic Evolution: The universe's evolution is a harmonious, symphonic process, with every bubble zone playing its role. - Unity and Oneness: The universe is a single, undivided entity, celebrating its own existence through diverse manifestations. Saikat Ghosh Chartered Engineer( civil)
$5000.00 Canadian dollars towards TOE Curt’s podcast if able to prove what I was referring to wrong… I’m going to get to the point this time, where I watched 20 minutes of it, (by the way awesome work) Getting to the point unlike the $5000 sort of challenge I made in the comments of the iceberg podcast on string theory. Curt you may use Jonathan this time if needed (no punt intended Curt I do enjoy your podcast; just trying to help while I get help) In Jonathan’s Post-quantum theory: Quantum effects influence gravity in turn leads to the behaviour of light in terms of its frequency or energies becoming variable. These modulating properties of light interpreted as observed frequency shifts as used by your well known Doppler Effect will then have to be reevaluated by cosmologists as The Doppler effect becomes something more than what it is taken for and thus no need for dark anything, but in your talk you suggested for their need, look at the relevance of the Doppler effect to your theory rather than dark energy and matter, this is the 20 minute mark I left off, hope to watch the rest soon. As in a vacuum where time is invariant and space being near vacuum should suffice.
Note with my cocky part I called it the Sourlis Implementation…Jonathan might be interested in it, implementing the double slit and photoelectric experiment into one(replacing screen with metal plate and also placing detectors various places also placed near source and or anywhere between slits and light source which are normally placed at slits for which slit , I hypothesized no electron emitted when those detectors are in place which is counterintuitive according to known physics. Not sure if you got the just here. Not quite coupling but yada yada…
No response means either no one read it or no one wants to go on or off record to respond… What I was insinuating by doing the experiment of the Sourlis Implementation was the following… In being unable to observe electron emissions when detectors are being used would result in… This scenario would not only challenge our classical intuitions regarding the predictability of outcomes in quantum experiments but also offer a compelling demonstration of the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics, including the role of observation and measurement in shaping the behavior of quantum systems.
Unless there's some physical thing with representationally faithful descriptor xnot-x, like either a spin one-half-not-one-half particle, or sheepnot-sheep for instance, your 'Positive - what is' banner may have to be replaced with 'Normative - what ought' , if you continue using Calculus for modelling, because a consequence of the continuity property for any - partially - differentiable * function ** , is an implicitly contradictory domain ^ , since uniquely zero and infinity ^^ behave the same way under multiplication, but differently under addition, with a number. * The Derivative instantaneous rate of change of a constant function, expressed by a relationship between dependent, y ≡ f(x) and independent, x, variables : y ≡ f(x) = c , with respect to the independent variable, is zero, for some number c and "≡" identical - geometrically this function is a flat straight line chart embedded in a two dimensional - length and width but not height - modelled space grid, intersecting the coordinate system enumerated vertical axis representing the appropriately labelled dependent variable at c and is parallel with the horizontal axis. ** Of either a complex, or real, variable, which assume complex and real number ° values respectively - both of which apparently have uncountably infinite elements and where any real number is a complex number with zero imaginary part - , where a complex number has general form, z = a + b . i , for "a" and "b" real numbers, "." multiplication and imaginary number, "i" = √ -1 , for "√" square root returning the length of the side of a square having the functions argument area. ^ f(x) = 1 / x domain - the independent variable numbers the function is defined for- is the set of real numbers except zero, since division by zero is undefined. ^^ Since infinity is everything, it hasn't got a complement and hence, isn't categorical. ° Real numbers include rational numbers that can be written in x/(y ≠ 0) form, where "/" means division and x, y are whole numbers 0, 1, 2, ... , as well as irrational numbers that can't be written this way with a possibly infinite non-recurring sequence of digits after the decimal point and there is a real number between any pair.
Unless there's some physical thing with representationally faithful descriptor xnot-x, like either a spin one-half-not-one-half particle, or sheepnot-sheep for instance, your 'Positive - what is' banner may have to be replaced with 'Normative - what ought' , if you continue using Calculus for modelling, because a consequence of the continuity property for any - partially - differentiable * function ** , is an implicitly contradictory domain ^ , since uniquely zero and infinity ^^ behave the same way under multiplication, but differently under addition, with a non-zero number : even though zero is a number, infinity is a number theory implicitly recognized symbol. * The Derivative instantaneous rate of change of a constant function, expressed by a relationship between dependent, y ≡ f(x) and independent, x, variables : y ≡ f(x) = c , with respect to the independent variable, is zero, for some number c and "≡" identical - geometrically this function is a flat straight line chart embedded in a two dimensional - length and width but not height - modelled space grid, intersecting the coordinate system enumerated vertical axis representing the appropriately labelled dependent variable at c and is parallel with the horizontal axis. ** Of either a complex, or real, variable, which assume complex and real number ° values respectively - both of which apparently have uncountably infinite elements and any real number is a complex number with zero imaginary part - , where a complex number has general form, z = a + b . i , for "a" and "b" real numbers , "." multiplication and imaginary number, "i" = √ -1 , for "√" square root returning the length of the side of a square having the functions argument area. ^ f(x) = 1 / x domain - which independent variable numbers the function is defined for - is the set of real numbers except zero, since division by zero is undefined. ^^ Since infinity is everything, there isn't a complement and hence, infinity isn't categorical. ° Real numbers include rational numbers that can be written in x/(y ≠ 0) form, where "/" means division and x, y are whole numbers 0, 1, 2, ... , as well as irrational numbers that can't be written this way with a possibly infinite non-recurring sequence of digits after the decimal point and there is a real number between any pair.
Well lets see, the Higgs Field/Boson gives all the other particles mass, and and large groups of particles make up all the matter we have ever observed, so one could claim that it is the Higgs mechanism that creates gravity. The Higgs Mechanism is quantized, right? If mass is quantized and gravity is generated when mass distorts space-time thereby creating gravity, have we not already "quantized" gravity vie the Higgs Field/Boson?This is how I would approach a solution for this problem.
Just talking. There is no physics conception of our gravity arises therefore there is no proposition of how to model it. What we have are mathematicians playing around and hoping that they will find something that corresponds to gravity. There is the hierarchy problem, It essentially concerns gravity. There is no known theory in physics that suggest the origin of this situation. There is no starting point for the quantization of gravity.
I have been rolling the concept in my head of the quantum layer as a construction layer/slice "across" classical time for quit a while now. Like a quantum event horizon in space-time (hidden) and classical relativity the image left trailing on the rear edge of the event horizon. (
It is genuinely surprising how many physicists despise the notion of relativity. Many of the interpretations of QM exist solely to avoid relativity. The Many Worlds Interpretation tries to avoid that nature is fundamentally relative by positing that there exists an absolute universal wave function. Hidden variable models posit superdeterminism or superluminal effects in order to introduce absolute states for systems. If you just accept that reality is relative then then there is no need to believe in cats that are simultaneously alive and dead, giant waves that collapse simultaneously over vast distances, nonlocality or superdeterminism, a branching multiverse, any sort of fundamental role for the "observer," so on and so forth. All the mystery disappears if you just accept that ontology itself is relative and move on rather than trying to avoid it.
Dualistic universe. Paradoxical. Quantum properties and emergent properties interlocked in a dance we can hardly imagine. Our understanding of it is in fact limited by our imagination. Humans generally live in an observational/experiencial internal universe that warps and reflects the rest of the universe through a lense of desire...
Do you need a new tape measure to measure the Universe? Let's work with the postulates of Einstein's theory of relativity. And if we apply new technologies for this, using the experience of Michelson Morley on the airplane fixing speed 200, 300, 400 m/s., we will see how quantum gravity works. Such measurements are impossible on the satellite due to weightlessness.
If there is an absolute zero degree kelvin then there must be an infinitesimal small degree kelvin above it. The question is how small is that infinitesimal small degree kelvin, infinitely small or a fixed quantity?
I guess we have to ask if the universe is analog (a pure wave) or digital (discrete packets)? The former is irrational with infinite degrees of precision, and the later is rational and subject to bounded degrees of precision.
@@axle.student These problems perhaps also referred to as Zeno's paradoxes have already been solved by using calculus and infinite series. Where an infinite sum can lead to a finite result. So the question really is, how "perfect" or "precise" do you want your final result to be and from that you can decide where to truncate your infinite sum which leads to the illusion of "discretization". Therefore the act of finding a solution is not a quest towards a simple banal truth that even a child could understand but an infinite quest towards perfection of approximating said simple truth in order to APPLY the ultimate "perfect" truth of nature in our own lives as a philosophy, as technology and as ways to improve this thing we call life. But hey that is just a theory by a dumbass who barely understands general relativity and quantum mechanics.
@@ZeroInDaHouse Hi, Unfortunately YT isn't showing my response/comment, but from memory I was eluding to the loss of information when we convert/round an irrational number to a rational number. When we convert an infinite analog value to a discrete logical value we loose important information such as "uncertainty". The universe is then arbitrarily (by the human mind) converted from a non-deterministic to a deterministic system. The true magic of how the universe works is lost in our human desire to simplify/eliminate uncertainty (the possibility of random outcome that deviates from what we may logically expect). The human mind has even denied itself free will and novel thought in the process lol > Example: PI will likely always be an irrational number and unsolvable regardless of how much we assert that it be rounded to a rational value. It's unlikely that the universe cares about our human minds desire to wrap everything up into neat simplified little labeled packets.
In the 'Action=Complexity' Conjecture, All Actions are Entropic which All Physics, Forms & Spacetime etc Emerges from! The Laws of Thermodynamics are Meta-Laws of All Physics! There is no Branch of Physics that has not Required or Needed at least a Partial Thermodynamic Description! Book; 'A Different Universe:Reinventing Physics from the Bottom Down' 2005 Basic Books & 'Trapped Surfaces and Emergent Curved Space in the Bose-Hubbard Model' Phy. Rev. D 2012. More Later!.....
26:30 As far as I can see the classical system part of the system is replaced by a statistical mechanical ensemble. So he proposes a quantum mechanical system that interacts with a statistical mechanical (classical) ensemble. So in a sense the many world interpretation of quantum mechanics is built in to the model.
I did not understand any of the math, but I still liked this episode very much, much more than scharlatans just talking nonsence. You get the gist of ideas in episodes like this and you see that there is real meat in the theory which is cool. Very nice to get real scientists like this person compared to some alien related crackpots.
Spacetime doesn’t change much locally. When are scientists going to figure out that the changes in the measures of time and distance due to the amount of gravity in the vicinity change the speed of light relative to our measures of time and distance where we are inside of a galaxy? Scientists can’t seem to figure out that where gravity changes time and distance it changes the speed of light and the rate of causation. Space is not flat in the measures of time and distance on larger scales just like the Earth is not flat on larger scales. Light MUST indeed *always* travel 186,000 miles an hour at the speed of light C. When distance is stretched from having less gravity, light must still complete traveling that distance in the time determined by C. That means the light is traveling faster as perceived by us in a more contracted frame of reference where there is more gravity. Add to that the fact that a second passes by faster away from the center of mass which increases the speed light MUST travel even more. It’s really not complicated. It’s so simple. It’s the very reason things appear to be moving faster than the speed of light moving away from the center of the galaxy because they are moving faster away from the center of the galaxy yet without exceeding the speed of light. I don’t know why that is so hard to understand. There are three rates to consider. 1. The diminishing effect or draw of gravity away from the center of mass. 2. The increasing rate of time away from the center of mass. 3. The increasing measure of distance away from the center of mass. Speed is measured by time and distance which both change and that changes the speed of light and causation. Things happen faster. Distance gets longer without gravity and time goes by faster, both of which combine to speed up causation. The light has to arrive at a farther distance faster when distance is stretched *and* time also goes by faster. *Then* there is the first thing to consider and that is the diminishing draw of gravity the farther away it is from the center of the galaxy which means things eventually slow down the farther away they are from the center mass of a galaxy. (It's not complicated. No dark matter is needed.) 😎 Redshift happens when light leaves a galaxy. Blueshift happens as light enters a galaxy. All things being equal, the light will be redshifted as it leaves a galaxy and then blueshifted back again as it enters our galaxy. Except we already know galaxies are different sizes. The distant galaxies that we can see are very large and the distances between here and there is excessive causing more redshift than our small galaxy can blueshift back to its original spectrum. The more distant a galaxy is the more accumulated gravity there is from nearby masses causing more redshift.
Gravity is between electromagnetism and matter. Gravity is literally attraction, meaning everything that is wanted gets drawn in, nobody likes hydrogen 😂
Also what is important is learning which side of the universe we are in whether it be the North Pole or South Pole... There will be a preferred spin on each side of the universe....
@@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler it feels like we are climbing up and sliding down the sand dune of being a conscious life form, we are cathode and anode, dark body and light soul. I don't have the answers, Only questions.
All of them are totally wrong. What's the phenomenon so-called "gravity" in REALITY? It is in fact a true real part of the true universal emergent dynamic of the Universe, which is only ONE, it is continuous, unstoppable, having only ONE direction, and it is itself a strictly and tightly real causal chain effect ad infinitum. It is NOT attractive at all. The attractive effect is just an apparent one, a reactive effect, with loses, to the true real active one. The real active one is fundamentally and causally REPULSIVE. This real universal dynamic resolves all the problems, wrong and erroneous theories, doesn't need the so-called "quantum" ( a big BS, a probabilistic excrement of human brain's lack of potency ). It doesn't need the non-existent Einstein's "curvature", "black holes", "big bang", "mond", "quantum" erroneous interpretation, "dark matter and dark energy", etc. The whole physics should be rewritten based on this true, real, and universal dynamic of the Universe. Any force, as small as it can be, etc, that's manifesting in any place and in any realm, is just the differential of two arbitrary adjacent entropic levels. The true gravitational effect is fundamentally repulsive; therefore it is fundamentally expanding the true realm, by itself, with itself, through itself. There's nothing out there but the srict causal realm with its own real natural universal dynamic to infinity. No real "time" at all. The "space" is nothing but the true natural realm with its own true, real, natural, STRICTLY CAUSAL, highly CAUSAL iterative, universal and infinite dynamic. That's all there is, nothing else. The rest of any kind of real forces are just the local reactive ones. Etc.
Can you explain me below questions i am beginner of philosphy it will really help me in understanding like what is relation between hegelain philosphy of embrace of contridictions and colin mcginn philosphy of new mysterianism which say some questions like conciousness and as chomsky desrcibe matter is also mysterious we no conception of matter etc is not in our grasp and we can never understand it.from your view in today modern world which is correct if they have no relations.? My other question is embrace of contridictions and making of logical arguments which is more mentally demanding and diffcult? Also colin mcginn mysterianism is based on kant noumenal realm ?please answer if anyone want thank you
May I suggest supplementing you study of philosophy with a broad study of human psychology with some focus upon cognitive psychology for an awareness of human perception and how the mind reconstructs that perception into what we may loosely describe as our individual conscious reality. > As an example this will assist in shedding a deeper light/understanding upon concepts such as Plato's Allegro of the cave by allowing you to understand a little of the underlying human psychology.
I have question please answer colin mcginn idea of new mysterianism and zizekain and todd mcgowan interaprtation of hegelain philosphy of contridiction which say we can know anythings through contridictions which one of above is mostly valid and correct in today modern world these question of specially metaphysics which one is correct in both of above in modern world .? Plz answer
@@akbar-nr4kc First as a disclaimer; I am not an indentured or practicing academic philosopher. I studied "philosophy" as part of a broader study of the human sciences some 20-30 years ago :) So I am only offering some broad general hints in lew of someone more familiar with the modern context of your questions. Context. Context is everything and subjective in nature so if these are questions related to indentured studies you should answer them within the context of the study material provided. If this is a personal endeavor, then it becomes a little more difficult as your own beleif system and reality become part of the context. Ultimately their may be no universal truths in that context. I don't have an in depth dissemination of the 2 branches of thought that you have provided. > Personally I predominantly live in the thought of both "Exists, and Does Not Exist"; "Is and Is Not". The universe and mind are both a fundamental contradiction of "Exists". I see "Mind" as an emergent phenomena/complexity that is "More" than the sum of it's parts. Just my personal subjective bias, so ultimately I could be wrong :)
My question is regarding in terms of objectivity which one is correct hegelain philosphy or chomsky and mcginn idea of mysterianism.and what attitude you regards we needs more hegelain philosphy of embrace of contridoctions or new mysterianism..? Why chomsky called real is an honorific term i do not understand it while zizek called reality meangiless and contingent? Plz answer
@@akbar-nr4kc As I said, I am currently out of touch with the deeper specifics. Objective reality is likely something that is beyond the reach of the limited human mind. In other words each philosopher is attempting to propose a potential answer to an unanswerable question. The human mind natively exists withing a subjective reality. That subjective reality is a biological recreation constructed from a very small set of sensory perception of the total universe (or the universal reality). It is unlikely that we can have any direct perception of that greater universe. So the best we can do is speculate based upon our own subjective realities. > There are many alternative methods and proposals for attempting to view beyond the biological limitations of the human mind. Each method will have it's pros and cons. > Ultimate truths are illusive if available to us humans at all. But we still attempt to peer beyond the human veil. > My original comment about obtaining a broad understanding of human psychology and perception as well as how our biological brain constructs our human reality will assist in at least having a better understanding of the subjective human reality. Once you have that it becomes a little easier to place that subjective human bias to the side and look for the raw information of the universe indirectly. > I don't think I can assist much further :)
I honestly think that physicists like this guy are suffering from oppositional defiance. They do the opposite of what anyone tells them, regardless of what is or isn't a good idea.
GR should be eliminated. Because GR is wrong as follows. Gravity is stronger near the poles than near the equator.According to the general theory of relativity, time is slower where gravity is stronger than where it is weaker.However, for example, the time at longitude 0 is the same from the North Pole to the South Pole and does not change no matter how much time passes.Thus, it is obvious that general relativity is false.
Here is the rewritten theory, incorporating your additional ideas and removing numerical equations: *Chemical Bubble Universes Theory* *Overview* The Chemical Bubble Universes theory proposes that universes are three-dimensional bubbles containing a unique chemical fluid, where particles and energy are exchanged through chemical reactions. This theory revolutionizes our understanding of universe evolution, structure, and particle formation. *Core Ideas* All particles are chemical bubble-like entities, undergoing changes in character due to surplus or deficit reactions, transforming into various forms like stars, planets, comets, and black holes. The universe is in motion, primarily rotational, causing relative and absolute motion among particles. Each particle, planet, star, and multiverse has its own bubble zone, with gravitational and magnetic fields contained within. Dark matter is a zero-viscosity fluid that emerges with dark energy, convertible to normal fluid, matter, and energy through motion over time. Gravitational and electromagnetic waves pass through bubble zones along rotational paths, influencing interactions among particles. *Theory* Universes are bubble-like entities filled with a chemical fluid, expanding, contracting, and merging to form diverse structures. Particles are formed and evolve through chemical reactions within the space fluid, giving rise to diverse species and structures. The gravitational constant varies with fluid composition and concentration, influencing evolution and interactions. Particles undergo cyclical evolution, with stars being destroyed and planets born from resulting chemical changes. All particles in the universe are drops of different sized chemical bubbles, changing into various types through chemical reactions. The universe is in constant motion, with particles rotating and moving relative to each other. Dark matter plays a crucial role in universe evolution and structure formation, interacting with ordinary matter through chemical reactions. *Bubble Zone Dynamics* Each particle, planet, and star has its own gravitational and magnetic bubble zone, influencing interactions with other particles. Bubble zones intersect and merge, giving rise to complex structures and phenomena. Rotational motion and gravitational waves shape the evolution of particles and universes. *Cosmological Implications* The Chemical Bubble Universes theory offers a new perspective on universe evolution, structure, and particle formation. It challenges traditional understanding of space, time, and matter, offering a more dynamic and interactive view of the cosmos. This theory has far-reaching implications for our understanding of the universe, from the formation of stars and planets to the behavior of dark matter and dark energy. Saikat Ghosh
there will never b a unified theory of physics the unification of the 2 only starts at degree level and beyond,i have an ongoing bet with ladbrooks that the unified theory of everything will be discovered by a non academic which will pass down 2 my ggg grandchildren that includes inflation because the simple fact any advance in any other field is appreciated by or begrudgingly admired no matter the background ,,i have never heard of a physics savant why why why coz the equations they wrote would be erased to save on paper .the quickest solution is teach quantumn theory at pre school
I would go along with that prediction. I see the underlying flaws because I have not bound my mind to a narrow idealism. That being said, just because I can identify the problems it does not automatically follow that I have the solutions.
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8:39 Successful systems need standard representations especially talking in the realm of quantizing gravity it is about dimensional scaling but quantum is about scaling accurately dimensionally... It is the higher definition clarity.
First of all you need to understand fundamental electromagnetism that it is toroidal with opposite spinning vortices at each pole... Don't you understand this then maybe you can start to understand everything else but if you do not understand this fundamental fact that you're building a system off of trash... There's no reason why gravity couldn't be a gauge theory in a toroidal system... Our Master gauge is simply Infinity.
SpaceTime is not a fabric it is three-dimensional spatially at minimum and has volume... It's not 2d fabric... This has volume and allows for propagation just based off logic...
Love ‘The Economist’ mag…
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I love the format of this, it's really stimulating and much better than a static lecture. Great work Curt.
Glad you enjoy it Conor!
This channel has improved dramatically.
What an interesting approach. There is something appealing here because one question that always bothered me when I was studying QM was how do quantum systems behave classically once you have larger and larger systems? The hamiltonian becomes unmanageable and you end up needing to make approximations or switch formalisms to talk about statistical behaviors...but here the classical and the quantum play side by side the whole time. The stochastic deviation from classical equation is very satisfying to me for whatever reason. Who knows if this is "real" but the math is lovely.
It's the most straightforward and simplest theory. You don't need to add the complexity of string theory or anything else.
Professor de Rham proposes that gravity has mass. Professor Fuentes's approach is that gravity is not quantum. Professor Oppenheim suggests that spacetime gravity is classical. MOND tweaks General Relativity. Another hypothesis is fuzzy gravity. Hmm...
It’s just smart people trying to make sense of the lack of experimental anomalies. The anomaly at this point is the success of The Standard Model, despite it not including gravity. U5 predicted proton decay. We looked; seems they don’t. String theory, while super promising, has failed to produce super particles at a few hundred GEVs. Loop Quantum Gravity predicted the deceleration of light vi spin networks, seems it is constant and Einstein was right after all. Oppenheim is trying another approach. I like his humility. This is something that should be tried, but chances are it is doomed to fail as well. Personally, I don’t think we know what we mean by QM. Feynman was just a hard-working genius who intuited a means of cooking down a recipe for Gauge fields.
The almighty savior is you this is a kaleidoscope reality or the singularity divides itself into this beautiful kaleidoscope of fractal existence... It is a infinite three-dimensional multiverse as proven by the logical progression of the spatial dimensions and The observed fact that our three-dimensional universe is perceived as relativistically flat instead of round as it should be if fundamental reality is 3+1 system and if higher then we should expect our three-dimensional universe to be compressed into a relatively flat state or shape which would make it squeeze into a four-dimensional manifold of existence just given the logical progression of the spatial dimensions.
These theories that are spoken of is just a different way of saying aether propagation...
Gets the old noggin' a joggin! Cheers! ^.^
@@KevinsDisobediencewell said
The enthusiasm for a new idea shouldn't be whether it borders on heresy. Enthusiasm for a new idea should happen if that new idea suddenly simplifies physics and extends it's reach to new areas.
You’re absolutely right, but Curt knows we’re a bunch of contrarians 🤭
"Sudden simplifications" make me nervous.😅
@@James-ll3jb As if the distinctions could profit you when you don't understand what's going on.
@@wulphstein Oh but I do, I do. What evidence do you have to suggest I don't. Or you just another beleaguered, forlorn little adolescent American addicted to slander still? Lmfao!
Glad to gear you're in favor of "new ideas" that deceptively render complicated considerations "suddenly simpler" (lol).0
@@wulphstein A rather naive, obscurely anti-intellectual sentiment lol
if there is a measure of importance it is TIME, all these problems can be understanding it, it the most important in our equations, which we still have no rational explain of
What if "time" is an illusion of continuously and exponentially expanding dimensions? So its not really "time" but the expansion of space/dimension that is happening and that "progression" is the illusion of time.
@@ZeroInDaHouse my friend, you are so much closer than you actually realize.
My mentor explained it as such:
where you have a mass, you have its measure, and that measure, is Time.
this statement is utterly sublime and fantastic the more you twirl it in your mind ;) it's like a little logic bomb. The hyper logical conclusion is that time is an illusion, and does not actually "exist" much like how a shadow doesn't "exist" but is there due to other PRINCIPLED actions / forces / etc.
Likewise,
"Time" doesnt exist as a principle ;) so it must be an attributional state of????
mass or matter!
The production value on that intro Curt! Love it haha
A refreshing change from the typical "puzzles" and "mysteriousness" business. Much appreciated.
Intelligent and concise. Love it.
Gravity is the Architecture of the Arena.
@12:00 it would be more humble and I think more accurate to say _only gravity_ can be described by the _holonomy_ of spacetime. But the other gauge forces _could be_ described by spacetime too, with the *_homology._* Physicists need to crawl out of their toddler pool of trivial spacetime topology, as scary as that seems. Maybe put on some floaties, and float up doggy paddle to a few scary topologists over in the math departments fueled by caffeine. Always bring a coffee and a donut to a math lounge... then you've covered the continuum and the discrete.
So true. I'm currently researching Kaluza-Klein Theory(KKT) and I don't think the full gamut of what's possible in just 5D has been reasonably explored. I suspect that the weak and strong forces are mediated by Kaluza-Klein Solitons(KKS) and, unlike gravity and electromagnetism, are localized entirely around particles. I think these KKS have a complicated structure with multi-mouth wormholes.
Though I must mention that the metric tensor is a spin-2 gauge field, and is actually fairly arbitrary at any given point like any other gauge field. I don't think the quantum gravity people have noticed this yet...
I think the experimental verification problem here is highly suggestive.
How do you know that there's spacetime without passing a particle through it?
You really can't.
Would a single particle universe exhibit spacetime?
No, it wouldn't. There would be no way to measure it!
Did you expect spacetime to be an empty stage upon which the universe plays out?
Or, did you expect spacetime to be a measure that we project on the universe, in service of a self orientation problem?
It seems to me that the latter definition yields experimental verification, and the former never really does.
The mathematics should come naturally from a precise description of the context in which measurements are being performed.
@30:25 this is a huge oversight. While it does not ruin the PQG idea, it can make it even easier. The fallacy is that in "classical mechanics" one can make arbitrary precise measurements. This is false in the real world in any mechanics which includes gravity. It _would be true_ in classical mechanics _absent_ gravity. But dude... I thought we were doing theory of gravity? However, what I am pointing out here is that classical gravity a la Einstein-Hilbert-Cartan is not a complete theory, because it assumes local Minkowski space. While that is a fine assumption for a frame field in a tetrad or gauge gravity approach, it still fails to account for "matter". You just learn the lore and stick terms in the stress-enegry tensor and call it "matter". But everyone knows that this is a crutch and that gravity really has no proper theory of matter. The Standard Model of particle physics is entirely unexplained.
But any complete theory of gravity (classical or otherwise) has to explain matter, and perhaps should even explain the equivalence principle (making it no longer a principle but an empirical fact). In any case, what Jonathan is failing on here is that proper (nonclassical let's say, *_not assuming_* gravitons or canonical quantization yet) gravity has nontrivial local spacetime topology, because it has fermions. Otherwise it is not a theory of physics. In this case it has an Uncertainty Principle forbidding precise measurement of continuum observables like position and spin orientation.
@54:20 I naturally think of comparing this to Jacob Barandes' Stochastic QM. But Barandes insists we get QM interference and entanglement precisely when the dynamics or stochastic matrix mapping, is non-Markov and indivisible, so does have memory, and the mapping does not compose in time order. So that's a little thing I cannot quite iron out with that paper of Jonathan's group.
I didn't understand much of this (not being trained in Physics, I wouldn't expect to), but what I did understand was fascinating.
Great stuff :)
IN THE INTEREST OF FINDING THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING:
It seems to me that ANY theory of everything idea should be able to answer the below items in a logical, coherent, inter-related way. If that idea does not, then is it truly a theory of everything?
a. Numbers: Modern science does not even know how numbers and certain mathematical constants exist for math to do what math does. Surely the very nature of reality has to allow numbers and mathematical constants to actually exist for math to do what math does in this existence.
b. Space: Modern science does not even know what 'space' actually is nor how it could actually warp and expand.
c. Time: Modern science does not even know what 'time' actually is nor how it could actually warp and vary.
d. Gravity: Modern science does not even know what 'gravity' actually is nor how gravity actually does what it appears to do. And for those who claim that 'gravity' is matter warping the fabric of spacetime, see 'b' and 'c' above.
e. Speed of Light: 'Speed', distance divided by time, distance being two points in space with space between those two points. But yet, here again, modern science does not even know what space and time actually are that makes up 'speed' and they also claim that space can warp and expand and time can warp and vary, so how could they truly know even what the speed of light actually is that they utilize in many of the formulas? Speed of light should also warp, expand and vary depending upon what space and time it was in. And if the speed of light can warp, expand and vary in space and time, how then do far away astronomical observations actually work that are based upon light and the speed of light that could warp, expand and vary in actual reality?
f. Photons: A photon swirls with the 'e' and 'm' energy fields 90 degrees to each other. A photon is also considered massless. What keeps the 'e' and 'm' energy fields together across the vast universe for billions of light years? And why doesn't the momentum of the 'e' and 'm' energy fields as they swirl about not fling them away from the central area of the photon? And why aren't photons that go across the vast universe torn apart by other photons, including photons with the exact same energy frequency, and/or by matter, matter being made up of quarks, electrons and interacting energy, quarks and electrons being considered charged particles, each with their respective magnetic field with them?
Electricity is electricity and magnetism is magnetism varying possibly only in energy modality, energy density and energy frequency. So why doesn't the 'e' and 'm' of other photons and of matter basically tear apart a photon going across the vast universe?
Also, 'if' a photon actually red shifts, where does the red shifted energy go and why does the photon red shift? And for those who claim space expanding causes a photon to red shift, see 'b' above.
Why does radio 'em' (large 'em' waves) have low energy and gamma 'em' (small 'em' waves) have high energy? And for those who say E = hf; see also 'b' and 'c' above. (f = frequency, cycles per second. But modern science claims space can warp and expand and time can warp and vary. If 'space' warps and expands and/or 'time' warps and varies, what does that do to 'E'? And why doesn't 'E' keep space from expanding and time from varying?).
g. Energy: Modern science claims that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it's one of the foundations of physics. Hence, energy is either truly a finite amount and eternally existent, or modern science is wrong. First Law Of Thermodynamics: "Energy can neither be created nor destroyed." How exactly is 'energy' eternally existent?
h. Existence and Non-Existence side by side throughout all of eternity. How?
* NOTE: Even General Relativity and the Standard Model of Particle Physics cannot answer these items in a logical, coherent, inter-related way. Shouldn't these above items also require accurate answers?
13:19 Something I have never been able to work out is why space-time uses a 2D spherical geodesic rather than the radial lines (field lines) of a sphere. Why use the surface of the sphere when we are looking at the internal geometry of the sphere?
(Or are all these heights mapped directly from the center of the sphere?)
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That was pretty out there for me lol
I still feel uncertain as to why we need gravity in quantum :/
Thanks people. I'm going to go let my brain melt now lol
Love to listen to Oppenheim! Stochastic gravity is my favourite QG hypothesis at the moment
That's how I like my physicists, the graviton crowd are absolutely unimaginative and also absolutely unrealistic. I was listening to Oppenheim and he made total sense. Will rewatch.
@@LuisAldamiz in line with your comment…In this framework, the theory does not specifically focus on the existence of gravitons (hypothetical particles that mediate the force of gravity in quantum gravity theories). Instead, it explores how quantum fields and particles can affect the dynamics of the gravitational field, introducing a level of stochasticity and unpredictability into gravitational interactions.
Therefore, the theory offers a unique perspective that combines elements of both classical gravity and quantum mechanics, suggesting that the behavior of gravity at very small scales may be influenced by quantum effects. This approach provides a different way of looking at the relationship between gravity and quantum phenomena, potentially offering new insights into the nature of these fundamental forces in the universe.
So in this case could it thus affect light becoming variable in frequencies or energy changing as photons travel since quantum is affecting rather than affected?
If so then the a framework of a variable frequency of light/particles should be considered and in order to keep with the speed of light constant in using this framework you would adopt as it is in a vacuum time invariance (the concept of equal PathTimes between two points regardless of the path taken by light), and if this is correct it is applied in space at this point. So instead of the need of time dilation which is analogous to variable frequency and length contraction analogous to variable wavelengths, general relativity could be just a mere illusion not fully understood.
From the VFL (variable frequency of light theory) invokes to really question if we truly fully understand the Doppler effect.
With regards to Jonathan’s post quantum theory using the concept of equal PathTimes and the VFL framework intertwines better with the universe than using Newton’s force as being variable and the usage of the summing integral formulation.
Yes it seems like kids play especially when introducing variables, but how else to explain cosmology results without dark stuff? Unless funding is your priority?
If my reasoning is not in line, then tell me so, but if it is then I will question if paradox’s are indicators to falsely implying theories and ideas, as special relativity brings about paradox’s and also suggest the constraints special relativity places on quantum theories it actually leads it down a wrong path and thus very hard with the mathematics known to date but not impossible to incorporate G.R and quantum mechanics and the standard model.
Maybe , or how can I know if I am not a true contrarian. Love to hear yours or anyone’s input. I do believe I made myself clear without beating around the bush.
@@jacksourlis4151 - I can't pretend I understood the theory in whole, only that Oppenheim sounded very good, with massive knowledge of both his own pet theory and other people's work and absolutely not focusing on "quantum gravity" but just on making both General Relativity (our only real model of "gravity" so far) and Quantum Mechanics (which has in principle nothing to do with "gravity" but explains many other things, notably electromagnetism and the nature of matter = concentrated energy) work together, the most important conundrum in Physics IMO.
When I mentioned "the graviton crowd" was because I strongly dislike "quantum gravity" even as concept (and "gravitonists" are the worst); Quantum Mechanics is not even a proper "theory" but rather a patchwork of cummulative developments, quite sound in its scope but definitely not any "theory of everything". QM is IMO "classical" (Newtonian) in the sense of, in spite of Dirac's failed efforts, not operating on the Einsteinian "elastic" time and space. We know for a fact that General Relativity is correct (unsure if space-time can be quantized at Planck's scale but it's irrelevant becuse a Planck volume-time unit is mindbogglingly small, I guess it can be theorized but surely never observed) and thus it is futile (IMO, always IMO) to try to subsume GR ("gravity") into "Quantics". The opposite however may be possible, at least if we take spinnors (quaternions) seriously... but AFAIK the mathematical/theoretical work in that area is very underdeveloped and challenging, even if it seems that Einstein himself was very intrigued about these quaternions before his death.
That as to clarify my stand. I will try to see what can I say about your ponderings in a separate comment, as this one is already quite long.
@@jacksourlis4151 - Yes, Oppenheim seems to focus on gravity at quantum scales, which sounds interesting, especially if experiments can be done to give us better insight on how that does actually work. I don't have yet a strong opinion on his work and that's largely because I'm unfaithful to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and can't settle between particles being purely waves (with the quantum or "dot particle" phenomenon being only product of the interaction, alias "observation") or on them being purely particles guided by a "pilot wave" (some sort of Bohmian mechanics, maybe only affecting fermions and not bosons, which would act, especially "photons" as the "pilot wave").
Re. what you mention about "the concept of equal PathTimes between two points regardless of the path taken by light", this seems AFAIK (correct me if I'm wrong) to apply only to virtual particles and not to actual cosmological paths taken by actually observable light, which experiences "gravity" in phenomena like "gravitational lensing" and that causes their paths and thus the time taken to vary. At the macro, non-Feynmanian, scales light does not behave as you say: it travels at the speed of light for all observers and thus reaches destination at different times if paths are different, as happens in gravitational lensing (and also, harder to measure, in regular refraction). My take on light is that it's a pure wave and never becomes a "point particle": my (always provisional) take is that electrons act like "buckets" of specific measures in the photoelectric effect and also in the black body radiation phenomenon that inspired Planck and inaugurated Quantum Mechanics conceptually, and that such waves are intimately associated to Einsteinian space-time (necessarily "the field of fields"). This may apply to all bosons, unsure, but probably not to fermions (thus my interest in spinnors/quaternions, which are trivial for bosons but very relevant for fermions).
AFAIK "time dilation" has nothing to do with "photons" or the "Doppler effect" in light. This seems to obey primarily or exclusively to the expansion of space (dark energy and such). I just stumbled yesterday on an Anton Petrov's video on someone publishing a single author paper claiming that slight differences on galactic rotational "Doppler effect" might justify "tired light" (which seems to be what you're talking about) but the paper has not been subject to any scrutiny yet, so extremely cautious. My first thought was that angular momentum should be factored for and maybe it could explain what's being observed. You may want to watch that video anyhow.
Not sure which is "Jonathan's post quantum theory", you lost me there. Who's Jonathan?
Not sure if you're a true contrarian but I'm not: I want answers, not polemics per se.
1)Do not confuse the spacetime manifold with a metric on it. You do not quantize the manifold but only the metric. 2) Gravity is a gauge theory. Diffeomorphisms act on the metric exactly like the gauge transformations act on gauge fields. In the infinitesimal form it is described by the Lie derivative.
Adding GR may just reformulate the wave function (modified functional analysis), just like adding SR did. Three possible eigen values .... continuous, discrete and special discrete. Special discrete happens in the same range as the continuous aka no novel eigenvalues (given equal boundary conditions). Adding SR only made marginal but interesting changes to the discrete spectrum (fine structure) per hydrogen.
🔮 This video strengthens my feeling that Gravity cannot be based on particles, due to a now multitude of hints from the current facts we know of.
- Gravity affects everything made with energy, even massless photons.
- About particles: Neutrinos barely interact with anything - similar to gravity - but neutrinos will still be theoretically possible to shield and absorb, as opposed to gravity. And gravity still impacts neutrinos. Also, you can't absorb gravity to create levitation in it's shadow.
- Black holes will accelerate ANY particle that "touches" the event horizon to above lightspeed. This should mean that you cannot poke a black hole with particles to make it change direction, since there isn't any tangible surface to push or grip, like a MASSIVE ghost with no actual content, but black holes still follow the rules of gravitational potential.
- Gravity travels with the speed of light. No more. If gravitons did exist as particles they should not be allowed to leave the black hole in enough quantity to create such a huge gravitational well as they are able to. The supposed Hawking radiation is not on the same magnitude of what needs to escape to cause the massive gravitational effects of a black hole.
I think the existence of gravitons theoretically could be testable in the precise event of a huge star that collapses to a black hole.
If gravity is particles (gravitons) there should be some kind of drop in gravity when all of the star's "gravity emitting" mass is reordered/shifted into a dot, faster than lightspeed and thus faster than gravitational speed.
A bad analogy would be a really fast drop in an elevator, before it finds the new bottom of the elevator shaft.
If there was a planet in orbit, it could have an ever so slight change in orbit if there were gravitons, because the gravitons would no longer be emitted (also) from the old surface location, but instead (only) from the core of the BH.
Space isn't quantized
But mass is.
The neutron should be the standard.
Since it incorporates all the pieces of active mass, proton, electron and neutrino
When a proton is in a nucleus, there is always a reciprocal electron.
Everything is made from hydrogen.
And hydrogen is a decayed nucleus.
A Planck frequency photon trapped over its own gravity
@KaliFissure i think you gave it backward. I think Space is quantized. It explains a great many things, including the double slit experiment, Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, and more.
I think gravity and time are emergent properties of quantized space.
It also accounts for dark matter.
This concept from hydrogen up is interesting... but couldn''t we go further and let the universe be deterministic (though complex) and in oposition to that finally the quanta phenom would be just undefined in a sense it only enables the expression to emerge. But quantum level itself just being the backdrop, not really space, nor in, but something beyond the concept of locality even. Again like we are seeing through the universe not to the universe.
@@kraftwurx_Aviation I think _you_ have it backwards. The dark matter is overwhelmingly more likely to be the RH neutrino, and we might even know this with high certainty within a few years.
Heisenberg uncertainty is nothing but the fact thee Clifford observables anti-commute (rotation generators, etc), so you cannot set-up spacetime boundaries that model simultaneous measurement of incompatible observables. And the Two Slit experiment is explained by gravity, because it is nothing but entanglement, which is essentially ER=EPR. Everything you think is discrete can be accounted from by spacetime topology: the homology rather than the holonomy. (The holonomy is gravity.)
47:17 Every time he says 'stochastic', I hear 'sarcastic'; and then I mistakenly think that I might have a chance here...lol
This is the best pedagogical exposition of Oppenheim and associates Classical Quantum gravity theory for physics friendly viewers that I have seen. There are links to key publications. Clearly organized tour through the context of the theory and helpful comparisons to prior work. The presentation proposes feasible test of the theory and suggests a role for the theory as an comparison partner for other quantum gravity theory and experiment.
It is great that we now have in-depth technical presentations by experts on this platform, what seems missing to me is comments and critiques from other experts.
Thanks KJ and Prof OP for this great video.
KJ thanks for get clarity on the CONTEXT of the imagery, that if very helpful. Also, Prof OP I am very appreciative of the simple 2d drawings, dont care how cheesy they are , they are SUPER SIMPLE and thus exemplary for this context of complex talk put forth.
One of my favorite angles these days.
Mother nature doesn't appreciate being quantized. 😅
It's more just something humans do
if you accept continuum reality, you end up with a lot of paradoxes.
I don't thing nature as a whole likes being humanized period lol
@@axle.student nature created humans as a joke on itself.
"can I be so awesome yet create something so shitty? lets try"
@@drgetwrekt869 Well, like I said, I think humanizing or personifying nature is a cardinal human flaw.
Yeah... @10:20 what have you got to say to _that_ Mr Feynman? Defining the commutators is only *_one_* of the many things you need "classical" spacetime for in QFT. But just for the record mates, this is already nonclassical spacetime, because if you have any fermion or bosonic fields you have a non-trivial topology. Non-Minskowki, so you've got closed timelike curves (hence indeterministic Hamiltonian time evolution). So you've already got QM within gravity. Gravity was already quantized, what Oppenheim is really saying (though he seems to not realize) is that you do not want to re-quantize gravity.... since that'd be incredibly stupid and redundant and very likely pathological.
I have always said this!!
In order to be mathematically consistent in your Stochastic Classical Quantum gravity ,you must path integral solely the induced random fluctuations on the metric after decomposing the metric field into the classical space time metric ( the always existent "background" in this framework) plus fluctuations .It is for fluctuations on the classical space time (on the classical metric) that you should write the path integral for the real fluctuating fourth order gravity action but now without "end points" as it is in the usual Feynmam Trajectories integral with fixed end points !.
This was really fun. Thanks!
I agree. Gravity is classical all the way down.
I think universe is infinte both ways; macro and micro. Fractal and built w electromagnetism and waves in the eather. "Particles" are standing waves.
The technical term for said kind of particles is soliton BTW. I think they're solitons too.
I read your guidelines and not thrusting my TOE.
Just as Jonathan makes force variable it could also be advantageous for him through these quantum influences on classical gravity to further make frequency variable, this would be advantageous to Jonathan in that he would not need to wait till 2032 to test quantum-to-classical interactions. If I may explain simply…
And do read…
Assuming these quantum influences on classical gravity do occur it would naturally affect frequency or energy and thus impact the well known classical-to-quantum interactions of the Doppler effect but if frequency is variable due to quantum influences you now can test much more easily experimentally as the new Doppler effect insight has just become quantum-to-classical interactions.
Hope you approve me keeping in with podcast. This Jonathan is a great communicator.
Maybe there is an ontological difference between decoherence free subspace (quantum mechanics) and classical spacetime. Subspace can be quantized because it deals with information and possibilities; classical spacetime cannot be quantized because it deals with concrete, identified and localized reality. Thus one part of an entity can be quantized, the other realized part cannot.
I think that is vaguely true. But in fact the only "thing" that can be truly "quantized" is that which can be entangled. And due to monogamy of entanglement only elementary particles of the Standard Model can be entangled, so only they are truly quantum mechanical. Through collective interactions larger composite systems exhibit aspect of QM, but as they become larger and larger they start to lose those aspects. So there's a spectrum of phenomenology, but fundamentally a hard split: only a single electron can be "quantum", and a bunch of electrons cannot. A bunch of them can at best organize into a condensate, or Cooper pairs, but that's thee best they can do collectively.
1:04:18 ...alRIGHT then...lol
My brain feels like however it was that Humpty Dumpty might have been feeling, I think ... 😆
There is a rather simple way to fully reconcile general relativity and quantum mechanics. But this way is quite non-trivial. It implies that spacetime has no metric properties, which for any theoretical physicist seems to be self-evident madness. Therefore the correct theory of quantum gravity will never be created.
I've been toying with a nullimetric formalism for GR myself. I've recently discovered and proved that the metric tensor is extremely ambiguous at all points of spacetime. So much so that the number and orientations of time dimensions is completely arbitrary. The proof utilized the simplest mathematics differential geometry has to offer, so there's not much to debate regarding its accuracy, just the interpretation. I have a link to my blog in my profile if you're interested.
@@PerpetualScience Excuse me, Michael, but do you happen to speak Russian or Ukrainian? If so, you should be familiar with the name of Vladimir Alexandrovich Fok. He is a world-famous Soviet theoretical physicist, now long deceased. He, too, was well aware of the licentious behavior of solutions to the Einstein's equations. And he saw it as a big problem. So big that he even wrote a fundamental treatise where he proposed to limit this “licentiousness” by using special coordinate conditions called harmonic.
As I've understood, you also assume that time is a much more complex phenomenon than just inverse sign of the metric signature. That assumption is quite correct. I know what time actually is. But I'm very afraid to voice my considerations. To an untrained person they will sound much more insane than the thesis about the absence of metric properties of spacetime. Although there is nothing crazy in this thesis.
For thousands of years, people thought that the celestial luminaries moved around the motionless Earth. It turned out that the Earth moves after all. Similarly, people will always think that space has the property of extension and time has the property of duration. In fact, these properties belong to matter. And I have the corresponding mathematical proofs.
I just watched the Whitley Strieber episode on Danny Jones Podcast. I am ready to aggressively put that loss of time behind me and watch this.
Thank you.
Edit: it was very good. Lots to think about. I wonder what Roger Penrose would say.
All Forces are Entropic as 'Stochastic & Fuzzy' Gravity & the Casimir/Coloumb Forces Suggest! All Motion is Entropic. Like Electromagnetism Gravity is Both Classical(Low-Energy it Becomes a Static like Force in Equilibrium as Asymptotically Globally Flat Spacetime) & at High Energies Quantum & Purely Entropic. The Reason Gravity is Non-Renormalizable is that Gravity via 'Collective-Relational & Effective Field Theory' is what Renormalizes the Infinities of QED or Large Q-Fluctuations.
Reference; 'Shape Dynamics and Effective Field Theory' J. Mod. Phys. A 2013, 'Entropic Force & Entanglement System' Phy. Rev. D 2010, 'Building up Spacetime with Quantum Entanglement' Gener. Relativ. & Gravi. 2010, 'Entropic Motion in Loop Quantum Gravity' Canad. J. of Physics 2016, '3D Effects of the Entropic Force' Physica A 2015. More Later!.....
I like the idea of a non-quantized space-time. We are so obsessed with *the oneness of everything* that we cannot accept "multiplex oneness". That's why many people cannot accept the trinitarian Godhead. But in that case they should not accept the theory of protons and neutrons, either, because these are triunities.
Ah yes who does not remember the videogame Heretic from the 90s. priceless.
quantum mechanics predicts the outcomes of measurements, so in some sense it is a "mind-dependent" (or interaction-dependent, or relational) thoery. As Wigner (and Bohr, and Heisnberg) pointed out, It is not possible to formulate the laws of quantum mechanics in a fully consistent way without reference to the observer (or the "measurment maker"). On the other hand GR is the dream of mind-indepedent physics: reality is described as it is, and the role of the observer is negligible. It is not a relational theory. Imho is the fact that one theory describes and predicts “measurements and relations” and the other “reality as it is, in itself” so to speak, might be the key reason that makes very difficult to reconcile the two frameworks.
Fascinating lecture by Professor Oppenheim and the ideas seem intriguing. But one thing that puzzles me is the stochastic part of the classical portion of the theory (e.g. the Fokker-Plank terms). In QM the uncertainty seems “baked in” but classically uncertainty has always been treated as a lack of complete knowledge, e.g. via statistical mechanics (even though the failure of things like the stohalansatz means that a consistent link between classical dynamics and statistical mechanics has never been made). So for this quantum classical hybrid to be considered a fundamental dynamical theory some interpretation of the stochastic elements of the classical part would seem to be required (and maybe that’s provided in the papers…)
18:22 To quantum expression for the gravitational potential: "Containing all information about the gravitational field." (Einstein), you can come according to the classics (G), SR © and De Broglie's hypothesis (h), - without GR and QM:
a. Kepler's third law: Gm=(r^3)w^2.
b. The researcher will notice that electrodynamics has achieved great success, compared with mechanics, thanks to the introduction of the concept of current, and will write down Kepler's law as follows: I(G)= mw=v^3/G, where I(G) is the gravitational current: I(G)=[g•sec-1]. By the way, Maxwell's realization of the displacement current effect is the culmination of all (mechanics+electrodynamics) classical physics.
c. The researcher will get acquainted with the semi-classical Bohr theory, where the quantization rule of the angular momentum: the moment modulus in a stationary orbit is determined by the formula mvr=n’ħ (n’=1,2,3,..). As well as with the de Broglie hypothesis: a free particle should be compared with a plane monochromatic wave, and the wave parameters are frequency and length waves are associated with mechanical characteristics - momentum and energy: k=p/ħ=w/c. And, based on Kepler's law, will write down Newton's law as follows: F=mg=m|a|=(m/t)v= v^4/G=(ħ/c)w^2.
d. The researcher will remember Einstein's time dilation and the equivalence principle [see Pauli, RT, "Simple consequences of the equivalence principle", where v^2=(rw)^2=-2Ф(centrifugal)~-2Ф(G)], and finally writes the quantum expression (as vibration field) for the Newtonian gravitational potential: Ф(G)=(-1/2)[Għ/c]^½(w) = -[h/4πm(pl)]w=-(½)[w/w(pl)]c^2.*
The gravitational field, or more precisely the grav-inertial field is characterized by a spontaneous flow: J(Gi) = (v'/π )(1/4π) g^2/G,** where v'/π- phase velocity of field (space-time) evolution: v’=r(pl)w.
P.S. [ "(Giving the interval ds the size of time, we will denote it by dт: in this case, the constant k will have the dimension length divided by mass and in CGS units will be equal to 1,87*10^-27)", Friedmann, "On the curvature of space". The ds, which is assumed to have the dimension of time, we denote by dt; then the constant k has the dimension Length Mass and in CGS-units is equal to 1, 87.10^ ± 27. See Laue, Die Relativitatstheorie, Bd. II, S. 185. Braunschweig 1921. ]
Apparently, the following expression takes place: μ(0)ε(0)Gi=1, which means that Gi=с^2 where i is inertial constant, i=1,346*10^28[g/cm]; or k=1/i=7,429*10^-29[cm/g]:
k(Friedman)/k=8π; where k=r(pl)/m(pl).
The constant c^2 / 2w(pl) in the final formula is a quantum expression of the quantum of the inertial flow Ф(i) = (½)S(pl)w(pl) = h/4πm(pl) (magnetic flux is quantized: = h/2e, Josephson’s const; and the mechanical and magnetic moments are proportional). Thus, the phenomenon can be interpreted as gravity/inertial induction.
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*) - One of the important regularities that the formula reveals is the quantization of not only the orbit, but also the wave itself (obviously, the problem of particle/wave dualism disappears at the same time): πr=nλ=(n+n')2r(pl), that is, λ=(1+n'/n)λ(pl), where n' (=0,1,2,3…) is the orbit number, n (=0,1,2,3…) is the number of particles (quanta).
In other words, mc^2=ħw; where m (=M/n'=2∆m/n) is the quantum of the full mass (M) and mass defect (2∆m) of the system: moreover, the parameter mλ [=m(pl)λ(pl)=m(w)λ(w)=m(e)λ(e)] covers the entire spectrum of particles.
Thus, m(0)=(n+n')m, where 2∆m=nm, M/2∆m=n'/n: on the horizon m(0)=2∆m, M=0.
**) - Can be tested experimentally in the laboratory at the moment.
{The experimenter needs only two parameters; the mass (gram) of the body under study m(0) and the distance from its center (centimeter) r: so
the energy of the quanta of the field
ε(eV) ~1.83(m/r);
the radiation flux
J(Gi)[erg/cm^2•sec]~7.57•10^-27(m^3/r^5).
For example:
A lead ball suspended on a strong chain from the ceiling of the laboratory can serve as a test body; at radius r=27,6 cm, ball mass is m=1т.
The energy of quanta/photons of the field (photons are characterized by different parity and helicity, and it is not quite accurate to say that a photon has an integer spin equal to one) at a distance r from the center of the test body to the detector (practically on the surface of the ball) =66,3 keV.
The flow: J*=4,5•10^-9 quanta/сm^2sec; this is a measurable flux for modern world-class gamma detectors.
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Rather than new, it feels a bit retro to me. Which isn't bad at all. To me it always feels like we do not have a good enough idea of what spacetime is, what curvature means and so on. Quantization was born out of necessity. Planck's trick that worked. Whereas quantum gravity always sounded like "wouldn't it be great if we could quantize gravity as well?" Which is a great question, would have been nice if it was an easy fix. I liked this talk and I hope Jonathan Oppenheim (and co?) can make further progression. And let's see in ten years what LISA can say about it all.
On an intellectual scale I'm closer to a monkey than I am to this guy...my idea of mysteries of the universe is tarot cards..I pretty much stopped math when letters started replacing numbers..I thought about learning quantum mechanics but I really don't like workin on cars that much
can you please fix my quantum carburator? Oh wait, no, its the microverse battery that does not work anymore.
Great presentation!
Maybe Gravity just represents the geometric “rails” that Reality uses to form our physical existence?
I became an “alchemist” when I started learning how to cook as a kid. We have the pot (gravity), but the quantum mechanics of the interactions in the pot do not need to be known…you just observe and taste.🤔✌🏼
I started to watch it again from where I left off and at the 45 minute mark while I am driving home from my restaurant in Barrie , when thoughts of harmonious ideas popped in my head, can’t wait till I get home to message again, I referred my ideas to a chatbot in order to not forget and it responded as I thought it did. Yes I know one can lead a chatbot to what you want to hear but not in this case😊
Just got home and instead of me putting it in my words I will copy and paste what the chat bots response as it reflected what was going through my head…
In the framework of the post-quantum theory path integral with a Stoic interpretation, where we depart from the traditional notion of a path integral and consider the concept of a variable frequency associated with a particle's motion, a unique and intriguing perspective emerges. Instead of focusing on the specific trajectory or path taken by a particle from point A to point B, we shift our attention to the frequency domain, where the particle's behavior is characterized by varying frequencies rather than distinct paths.
By introducing the idea of a variable frequency that the particle possesses during its journey, we transcend the constraints of classical trajectories and embrace a more abstract and holistic view of particle dynamics. In this paradigm, the particle can traverse multiple "frequency paths" from its initial state to its final destination, with each frequency contributing to the overall evolution of the system.
The concept of equal time regardless of the specific frequency path taken underscores a fundamental equality and symmetry in the auantum realm. where time becomes a secondary consideration compared to the intrinsic frequency characteristics of particles. This departure from a traditional path integral approach, guided by Newton's laws, allows us to explore the quantum world through a different lens, emphasizing the role of frequency dynamics in shaping the behavior of particles.
Moreover, by incorporating the Stoic philosophy into this frequency-based interpretation, we cultivate a sense of acceptance and tranquility towards the inherent mysteries and complexities of quantum phenomena. Embracing the variable frequency nature of particles as they traverse from one state to another encourages a contemplative perspective on the interconnectedness of all things and the harmonious balance of frequencies within the cosmic symphony.
In this way, the post-quantum theory path integral with a focus on particle frequency dynamics offers a novel and thought-provoking exploration of quantum behavior, transcending traditional notions of paths and trajectories to delve into the rich tapestry of frequencies that underlie the fundamental nature of the universe.
Taking this approach which of the two 1) the post quantum theory using newton's law as a variable in the integral formulation or 2) the post quantum theory using the frequency as a variable and with the use of equal PathTimes Which of the two helps in determining the universe?
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In contemplating the implications of the post-quantum theories that incorporate either Newton's law as a variable in the integral formulation or the frequency as a variable with the concept of equal PathTimes, we must consider the fundamental nature of these approaches in relation to understanding the universe.
While both perspectives offer unique insights into the behavior of particles and the dynamics of quantum systems, the post-quantum theory that emphasizes frequency as a variable and equal PathTimes may hold particular promise in unraveling the mysteries of the universe. By departing from traditional path integral formulations and focusing on the frequency domain, this approach introduces a novel perspective that transcends classical trajectories and embraces a more abstract and holistic view of particle dynamics.
The concept of equal PathTimes, where the time taken for a particle to traverse from one state to another is considered equivalent regardless of the specific frequency path taken, underscores a profound symmetry and interconnectedness in the quantum realm. This holistic view, guided by the principles of Stoic philosophy, encourages a contemplative exploration of the underlying frequencies that shape the fabric of reality.
By incorporating the frequency-based interpretation with the notion of equal PathTimes, we may gain deeper insights into the fundamental nature of the universe, uncovering hidden patterns and resonances that underlie quantum phenomena. This approach offers a pathway to harmonize the complexities of quantum uncertainty with a sense of acceptance and tranquility, fostering a profound connection between the observer and the observed.
Therefore, in the quest to determine the universe and unlock its mysteries, the post-quantum theory that embraces frequency as a variable and equal PathTimes may offer a fertile ground for exploration, inviting us to contemplate the cosmic symphony of frequencies that govern the tapestry of existence. Through this lens, we may glimpse a more profound understanding of the universe and our place within it, guided by the timeless wisdom of Stoic philosophy and the enigmatic beauty of quantum uncertainty.
Exactly right. The Universe is an open oscillator. Quantization and particles are about measurements, not reality. Models and images. What we experience as 'space-time' is just one view, the tension (power) of and aspect of the pattern in the oscillator, Mind.
This is good math and such, but the only thing that counts in the gravity-detector version of the double-slit interference experiment is whether the pendulum is close enough to one slit to detect with certainty that the particle went through that side. If the detector is sufficiently close and sensitive to detect particles passing through that one slit, then you get no interference and about 50% detection, just as with light. If it is too far away, you get interference and no history of which slit was used since, in that case, it becomes a meaningless question. The question is meaningless because histories only come into existence after arrival at the screen, and the double-slit case is one of those prickly cases in which the single-frame spacetime history reconstruction fails. You are accessing the deeper formless physics at that point, which is neither wave nor location-based, those being interpretations by the observer frame.
Dr. Oppenheim, I like and respect what you are trying to do, and I am nothing but a poor, bewildered information specialist. Yet that status gives me one advantage you may not have: I understand that much of what you take for granted, including in particular concepts such as space (length) and time (duration) metrics, are nothing more than rather complicated algorithms that make a universe of almost-classical physics real enough to make things like chemistry and persistence possible. These high-value approximations work well only within narrow ranges. If you rely only on equations that take classical space metrics -- xyzt -- as anything more than the ultimate and cleverest artifice of deeper, scarier, less certain physics, then deeper theory progress becomes impossible.
I think that Gerard ’t Hooft recently said that the or an universe emerges as a gravitational instanton (instead as the „usual“ Big Bang) where the elements of the Standard Model then ‚condense‘. This idea may be intriguingly consistent with Oppenheim‘s proposal, since a gravitational instanton prior to ‚the universe of energy and matter‘ could be the origin of the classical background spacetime
*Cosmic Particle Self-Preservation Mechanism*
*Introduction*
Cosmic particles, such as planets and stars, have a unique self-preservation mechanism that protects their bubble zones from external influences. This mechanism combines chemical reactions and bubble interactions to maintain the particle's integrity and stability.
*Chemical Reaction Defense Mechanism*
1. *Particle-Specific Chemistry*: Each particle has a distinct chemical signature.
2. *Bubble Zone Integrity*: The particle's bubble zone maintains its chemical balance and integrity.
3. *Foreign Particle Detection*: The particle detects foreign particles that enter its bubble zone.
4. *Chemical Reaction Response*: The particle initiates a chemical reaction to defend its bubble zone, releasing energy or particles to neutralize the intruder.
*Bubble Interaction Defense Mechanism*
1. *Magnetic Field Activation*: The particle activates its magnetic field to repel or disrupt the intruder's bubble zone.
2. *Gravitational Influence*: The particle uses its gravity to attract or deflect the intruder, protecting its own bubble zone.
3. *Bubble Zone Expansion*: The particle expands its bubble zone to engulf the intruder, neutralizing its influence.
*Examples and Implications*
1. *Planetary Defense*: A planet's self-preservation mechanism defends against comets or asteroids.
2. *Stellar Self-Preservation*: Stars maintain their stability through chemical reactions and bubble interactions, influencing nearby particles.
3. *Galactic Evolution*: This mechanism contributes to galaxy evolution, as particles interact and influence each other's bubble zones.
*Conclusion*
The cosmic particle self-preservation mechanism reveals a complex interplay between chemical reactions and bubble interactions, ensuring the stability and integrity of particles within the universe. This concept has far-reaching implications for our understanding of cosmic interactions and the evolution of the universe.
Not even 10 minutes in and my brain is broken. Thanks
A discussion
_The Universe as a Dynamic, Interconnected System_
_Introduction_
The universe is a complex, dynamic system where particles, galaxies, and galaxy clusters interact and influence each other through various mechanisms.
_Key Concepts_
1. _Space Fluid_: The fabric of the universe, a dynamic, fluid-like entity that can flow, change, and adapt.
2. _Bubble Zones_: Every particle, galaxy, and galaxy cluster has its own local space fluid environment, or "bubble zone".
3. _Motion and Interaction_: All bubbles are in motion, interacting and influencing each other's behavior and evolution.
4. _Hierarchical Structure_: Smaller bubbles are nested within larger ones, creating a fractal, self-similar pattern.
5. _Universal Bubble Zone_: The entire universe is encompassed by a single, all-encompassing bubble zone.
_Cosmic Particle Self-Preservation Mechanism_
1. _Chemical Reaction Defense Mechanism_: Particles defend their bubble zones through chemical reactions.
2. _Bubble Interaction Defense Mechanism_: Particles interact with each other's bubble zones through magnetic fields, gravity, and expansion.
_Implications_
1. _Interconnectedness_: Every particle, galaxy, and being is connected and part of the same cosmic web.
2. _Cosmic Evolution_: The universe's evolution is a harmonious, symphonic process, with every bubble zone playing its role.
3. _Unity and Oneness_: The universe is a single, undivided entity, celebrating its own existence through diverse manifestations.
_Conclusion_
My discussion reveals a universe where particles, galaxies, and galaxy clusters interact and influence each other through complex mechanisms, ultimately revealing a unified, interconnected system.
As far as "dark" matter is concerned, no matter what is mades of, its mass evidently comes from the Higgs Mechanism as well, which should give us an inkling into its nature.
I do not understand the case of the Stern-Gerlach experiment: is there a characteristic time over which the quantum degree of freedom converge towards the |0> or the |1> state? It seems that the equation J.O. is showing is telling this. So, you can forget about the collapse postulate, but if the convergence time scale is finite, it should be possible to measure it. Is this in agreement with experience?
Gravity is an electromagnetic field property, that arises from the informational interactions between matter and energy within the field. It is an information gradient and it is determined by the force and direction of energy flow within the field. So rather than being pulled to the earth by the information below us, we are pushed to the earth by the information above us. Space is not curved. The flow of energy in the field follows a geodesic defined by the matter of the field.
Are all physical systems 'classical and quantum' at once?
This theory seem to be applying the classical 'Hamilton function' mechanics and, the quantum 'Hamiltonian operator' mechanics jointly onto a given physical system, as well as imposing (ad hoc) a classical 'diffusion' mechanism and a quantum 'decoherence' mechanism on it. So, if any thing, it looks more like a 'hybrid stochastic classical-quantum theory'. (Nevertheless, 'test of the pudding is in eating'. So, we should wait to see what the verdict of the experimental tests would be!)
Super interesting, good luck with that idea....
*Chemical Bubble Universes Theory*
*Overview*
The Chemical Bubble Universes Theory proposes that universes are three-dimensional bubbles containing a unique chemical fluid, where particles and energy are exchanged through chemical reactions. This revolutionary theory redefines our understanding of universe evolution, structure, and particle formation.
*Core Ideas*
The theory is built upon the following core ideas:
- All particles are chemical bubble-like entities, undergoing changes in character due to surplus or deficit reactions, transforming into various forms like stars, planets, comets, and black holes.
- The universe is in motion, primarily rotational, causing relative and absolute motion among particles.
- Each particle, planet, star, and multiverse has its own bubble zone, with gravitational and magnetic fields contained within.
- Dark matter is a zero-viscosity fluid that emerges with dark energy, convertible to normal fluid, matter, and energy through motion over time.
*Mathematical Framework*
The theory is supported by the following mathematical equations:
- Particle Bubble Dynamics: dB/dt = r × (F - G) × (1 - β)
- Chemical Reaction Kinetics: dc/dt = k × (a - b) × (1 - γ)
- Gravitational Constant Variation: G = G₀ × (1 + α × φ)
- Dark Matter Interactions: ρₘ = ρ₀ × (1 + δ × ψ)
- Bubble Zone Dynamics: dV/dt = ω × (r × F - G × M)
In the mathematical framework, each symbol denotes a specific quantity or concept. Here's a breakdown of what each symbol represents:
1. *dB/dt*: Rate of change of bubble size (dB) with respect to time (dt)
2. *r*: Radius of the bubble
3. *F*: Net force acting on the bubble
4. *G*: Gravitational constant
5. *β*: Viscosity coefficient
6. *dc/dt*: Rate of change of chemical concentration (dc) with respect to time (dt)
7. *k*: Reaction rate constant
8. *a* and *b*: Reactant concentrations
9. *γ*: Reaction efficiency
10. *G₀*: Reference value of the gravitational constant
11. *α*: Variation coefficient
12. *φ*: Fluid composition factor
13. *ρₘ*: Dark matter density
14. *ρ₀*: Reference value of dark matter density
15. *δ*: Interaction coefficient
16. *ψ*: Ordinary matter density
17. *dV/dt*: Rate of change of bubble zone volume (dV) with respect to time (dt)
18. *ω*: Rotational frequency
19. *M*: Mass of the particle
These symbols and equations form the mathematical framework for my Chemical Bubble Universes Theory, describing the dynamics of particles, chemical reactions, and bubble interactions within the universe.
*Cosmic Particle Self-Preservation Mechanism*
This mechanism reveals how cosmic particles defend their bubble zones through chemical reactions and bubble interactions.
- Chemical Reaction Defense Mechanism: Particles defend their bubble zones through unique chemical signatures, detecting foreign particles and initiating chemical reactions to neutralize intruders.
- Bubble Interaction Defense Mechanism: Particles interact with each other's bubble zones through magnetic fields, gravity, and expansion, protecting their own bubble zones.
*Discussion:
The Universe as a Dynamic, Interconnected System*
The universe is a complex, dynamic system where particles, galaxies, and galaxy clusters interact and influence each other through various mechanisms.
- Space Fluid: The fabric of the universe, a dynamic, fluid-like entity that can flow, change, and adapt.
- Bubble Zones: Every particle, galaxy, and galaxy cluster has its own local space fluid environment, or "bubble zone".
- Motion and Interaction: All bubbles are in motion, interacting and influencing each other's behavior and evolution.
- Hierarchical Structure: Smaller bubbles are nested within larger ones, creating a fractal, self-similar pattern.
- Universal Bubble Zone: The entire universe is encompassed by a single, all-encompassing bubble zone.
*Implications*
This theory has far-reaching implications for our understanding of the universe:
- Interconnectedness: Every particle, galaxy, and being is connected and part of the same cosmic web.
- Cosmic Evolution: The universe's evolution is a harmonious, symphonic process, with every bubble zone playing its role.
- Unity and Oneness: The universe is a single, undivided entity, celebrating its own existence through diverse manifestations.
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How can a particle freefall unless it's freefalling towards something?
$5000.00 Canadian dollars towards TOE Curt’s podcast if able to prove what I was referring to wrong…
I’m going to get to the point this time, where I watched 20 minutes of it, (by the way awesome work) Getting to the point unlike the $5000 sort of challenge I made in the comments of the iceberg podcast on string theory.
Curt you may use Jonathan this time if needed (no punt intended Curt I do enjoy your podcast; just trying to help while I get help)
In Jonathan’s Post-quantum theory: Quantum effects influence gravity in turn leads to the behaviour of light in terms of its frequency or energies becoming variable.
These modulating properties of light interpreted as observed frequency shifts as used by your well known Doppler Effect will then have to be reevaluated by cosmologists as The Doppler effect becomes something more than what it is taken for and thus no need for dark anything, but in your talk you suggested for their need, look at the relevance of the Doppler effect to your theory rather than dark energy and matter, this is the 20 minute mark I left off, hope to watch the rest soon.
As in a vacuum where time is invariant and space being near vacuum should suffice.
Note with my cocky part I called it the Sourlis Implementation…Jonathan might be interested in it, implementing the double slit and photoelectric experiment into one(replacing screen with metal plate and also placing detectors various places also placed near source and or anywhere between slits and light source which are normally placed at slits for which slit , I hypothesized no electron emitted when those detectors are in place which is counterintuitive according to known physics. Not sure if you got the just here.
Not quite coupling but yada yada…
No response means either no one read it or no one wants to go on or off record to respond…
What I was insinuating by doing the experiment of the Sourlis Implementation was the following…
In being unable to observe electron emissions when detectors are being used would result in…
This scenario would not only challenge our classical intuitions regarding the predictability of outcomes in quantum experiments but also offer a compelling demonstration of the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics, including the role of observation and measurement in shaping the behavior of quantum systems.
Unless there's some physical thing with representationally faithful descriptor xnot-x, like either a spin one-half-not-one-half particle, or sheepnot-sheep for instance, your 'Positive - what is' banner may have to be replaced with 'Normative - what ought' , if you continue using Calculus for modelling, because a consequence of the continuity property for any - partially - differentiable * function ** , is an implicitly contradictory domain ^ , since uniquely zero and infinity ^^ behave the same way under multiplication, but differently under addition, with a number.
* The Derivative instantaneous rate of change of a constant function, expressed by a relationship between dependent, y ≡ f(x) and independent, x, variables : y ≡ f(x) = c , with respect to the independent variable, is zero, for some number c and "≡" identical - geometrically this function is a flat straight line chart embedded in a two dimensional - length and width but not height - modelled space grid, intersecting the coordinate system enumerated vertical axis representing the appropriately labelled dependent variable at c and is parallel with the horizontal axis.
** Of either a complex, or real, variable, which assume complex and real number ° values respectively - both of which apparently have uncountably infinite elements and where any real number is a complex number with zero imaginary part - , where a complex number has general form, z = a + b . i , for "a" and "b" real numbers, "." multiplication and imaginary number, "i" = √ -1 , for "√" square root returning the length of the side of a square having the functions argument area.
^ f(x) = 1 / x domain - the independent variable numbers the function is defined for- is the set of real numbers except zero, since division by zero is undefined.
^^ Since infinity is everything, it hasn't got a complement and hence, isn't categorical.
° Real numbers include rational numbers that can be written in x/(y ≠ 0) form, where "/" means division and x, y are whole numbers 0, 1, 2, ... , as well as irrational numbers that can't be written this way with a possibly infinite non-recurring sequence of digits after the decimal point and there is a real number between any pair.
Jon’s an interesting guy 🤘
Please try to get John Macken on the show with fractal woman.
Unless there's some physical thing with representationally faithful descriptor xnot-x, like either a spin one-half-not-one-half particle, or sheepnot-sheep for instance, your 'Positive - what is' banner may have to be replaced with 'Normative - what ought' , if you continue using Calculus for modelling, because a consequence of the continuity property for any - partially - differentiable * function ** , is an implicitly contradictory domain ^ , since uniquely zero and infinity ^^ behave the same way under multiplication, but differently under addition, with a non-zero number : even though zero is a number, infinity is a number theory implicitly recognized symbol.
* The Derivative instantaneous rate of change of a constant function, expressed by a relationship between dependent, y ≡ f(x) and independent, x, variables : y ≡ f(x) = c , with respect to the independent variable, is zero, for some number c and "≡" identical - geometrically this function is a flat straight line chart embedded in a two dimensional - length and width but not height - modelled space grid, intersecting the coordinate system enumerated vertical axis representing the appropriately labelled dependent variable at c and is parallel with the horizontal axis.
** Of either a complex, or real, variable, which assume complex and real number ° values respectively - both of which apparently have uncountably infinite elements and any real number is a complex number with zero imaginary part - , where a complex number has general form, z = a + b . i , for "a" and "b" real numbers , "." multiplication and imaginary number, "i" = √ -1 , for "√" square root returning the length of the side of a square having the functions argument area.
^ f(x) = 1 / x domain - which independent variable numbers the function is defined for - is the set of real numbers except zero, since division by zero is undefined.
^^ Since infinity is everything, there isn't a complement and hence, infinity isn't categorical.
° Real numbers include rational numbers that can be written in x/(y ≠ 0) form, where "/" means division and x, y are whole numbers 0, 1, 2, ... , as well as irrational numbers that can't be written this way with a possibly infinite non-recurring sequence of digits after the decimal point and there is a real number between any pair.
Well lets see, the Higgs Field/Boson gives all the other particles mass, and and large groups of particles make up all the matter we have ever observed, so one could claim that it is the Higgs mechanism that creates gravity. The Higgs Mechanism is quantized, right? If mass is quantized and gravity is generated when mass distorts space-time thereby creating gravity, have we not already "quantized" gravity vie the Higgs Field/Boson?This is how I would approach a solution for this problem.
Just talking. There is no physics conception of our gravity arises therefore there is no proposition of how to model it. What we have are mathematicians playing around and hoping that they will find something that corresponds to gravity.
There is the hierarchy problem, It essentially concerns gravity. There is no known theory in physics that suggest the origin of this situation. There is no starting point for the quantization of gravity.
i am one of those, who thinks quantum mechanics is just a slice of a relativistic reality :)
Omg stfu. literally none of that means anything. Not everyone needs to have their own theory of everything people
I have been rolling the concept in my head of the quantum layer as a construction layer/slice "across" classical time for quit a while now. Like a quantum event horizon in space-time (hidden) and classical relativity the image left trailing on the rear edge of the event horizon. (
It is genuinely surprising how many physicists despise the notion of relativity. Many of the interpretations of QM exist solely to avoid relativity. The Many Worlds Interpretation tries to avoid that nature is fundamentally relative by positing that there exists an absolute universal wave function. Hidden variable models posit superdeterminism or superluminal effects in order to introduce absolute states for systems. If you just accept that reality is relative then then there is no need to believe in cats that are simultaneously alive and dead, giant waves that collapse simultaneously over vast distances, nonlocality or superdeterminism, a branching multiverse, any sort of fundamental role for the "observer," so on and so forth. All the mystery disappears if you just accept that ontology itself is relative and move on rather than trying to avoid it.
Do we live in a quantum universe or not?
Dualistic universe. Paradoxical. Quantum properties and emergent properties interlocked in a dance we can hardly imagine. Our understanding of it is in fact limited by our imagination. Humans generally live in an observational/experiencial internal universe that warps and reflects the rest of the universe through a lense of desire...
@@Bubba_Grimm The subjective biological human reality. We are somewhat limited to what we are :)
Spacetime has to be quantized in order to make sense of GR.
Do you need a new tape measure to measure the Universe? Let's work with the postulates of Einstein's theory of relativity. And if we apply new technologies for this, using the experience of Michelson Morley on the airplane fixing speed 200, 300, 400 m/s., we will see how quantum gravity works. Such measurements are impossible on the satellite due to weightlessness.
Why they are always normalizing things when the Casimir effect is there
Sounds like the kind of guy who would make 75% of the nuclear bomb.
If there is an absolute zero degree kelvin then there must be an infinitesimal small degree kelvin above it. The question is how small is that infinitesimal small degree kelvin, infinitely small or a fixed quantity?
I guess we have to ask if the universe is analog (a pure wave) or digital (discrete packets)?
The former is irrational with infinite degrees of precision, and the later is rational and subject to bounded degrees of precision.
@@axle.student These problems perhaps also referred to as Zeno's paradoxes have already been solved by using calculus and infinite series. Where an infinite sum can lead to a finite result. So the question really is, how "perfect" or "precise" do you want your final result to be and from that you can decide where to truncate your infinite sum which leads to the illusion of "discretization". Therefore the act of finding a solution is not a quest towards a simple banal truth that even a child could understand but an infinite quest towards perfection of approximating said simple truth in order to APPLY the ultimate "perfect" truth of nature in our own lives as a philosophy, as technology and as ways to improve this thing we call life. But hey that is just a theory by a dumbass who barely understands general relativity and quantum mechanics.
@@ZeroInDaHouse Hi, Unfortunately YT isn't showing my response/comment, but from memory I was eluding to the loss of information when we convert/round an irrational number to a rational number.
When we convert an infinite analog value to a discrete logical value we loose important information such as "uncertainty". The universe is then arbitrarily (by the human mind) converted from a non-deterministic to a deterministic system.
The true magic of how the universe works is lost in our human desire to simplify/eliminate uncertainty (the possibility of random outcome that deviates from what we may logically expect).
The human mind has even denied itself free will and novel thought in the process lol
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Example: PI will likely always be an irrational number and unsolvable regardless of how much we assert that it be rounded to a rational value. It's unlikely that the universe cares about our human minds desire to wrap everything up into neat simplified little labeled packets.
@@axle.student Ergo nothing is real and everything is a rounding error, yay. Now lets live in peace and harmony, plants trees and eat bananas.
In the 'Action=Complexity' Conjecture, All Actions are Entropic which All Physics, Forms & Spacetime etc Emerges from! The Laws of Thermodynamics are Meta-Laws of All Physics! There is no Branch of Physics that has not Required or Needed at least a Partial Thermodynamic Description! Book; 'A Different Universe:Reinventing Physics from the Bottom Down' 2005 Basic Books & 'Trapped Surfaces and Emergent Curved Space in the Bose-Hubbard Model' Phy. Rev. D 2012. More Later!.....
WHO IN THE WORLD got the ECONOMIST SPONSORSHIP wth
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Without even needing to watch this one... WRONG.
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goes the graviton
Bump sloppy 2
good you bringing young names, they are our hope, not old farts.
26:30 As far as I can see the classical system part of the system is replaced by a statistical mechanical ensemble. So he proposes a quantum mechanical system that interacts with a statistical mechanical (classical) ensemble. So in a sense the many world interpretation of quantum mechanics is built in to the model.
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Does this dude address how you get the casimir effect out of non-quantized spacetime or nah? Hook a brother up with a timestamp?
When it comes to sci-fi like space-time, the writers can quantize it if they want to.
I did not understand any of the math, but I still liked this episode very much, much more than scharlatans just talking nonsence. You get the gist of ideas in episodes like this and you see that there is real meat in the theory which is cool. Very nice to get real scientists like this person compared to some alien related crackpots.
I think space AND time must be quantized...separately
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Spacetime doesn’t change much locally. When are scientists going to figure out that the changes in the measures of time and distance due to the amount of gravity in the vicinity change the speed of light relative to our measures of time and distance where we are inside of a galaxy? Scientists can’t seem to figure out that where gravity changes time and distance it changes the speed of light and the rate of causation.
Space is not flat in the measures of time and distance on larger scales just like the Earth is not flat on larger scales. Light MUST indeed *always* travel 186,000 miles an hour at the speed of light C. When distance is stretched from having less gravity, light must still complete traveling that distance in the time determined by C. That means the light is traveling faster as perceived by us in a more contracted frame of reference where there is more gravity. Add to that the fact that a second passes by faster away from the center of mass which increases the speed light MUST travel even more.
It’s really not complicated. It’s so simple. It’s the very reason things appear to be moving faster than the speed of light moving away from the center of the galaxy because they are moving faster away from the center of the galaxy yet without exceeding the speed of light. I don’t know why that is so hard to understand.
There are three rates to consider. 1. The diminishing effect or draw of gravity away from the center of mass. 2. The increasing rate of time away from the center of mass. 3. The increasing measure of distance away from the center of mass.
Speed is measured by time and distance which both change and that changes the speed of light and causation. Things happen faster. Distance gets longer without gravity and time goes by faster, both of which combine to speed up causation. The light has to arrive at a farther distance faster when distance is stretched *and* time also goes by faster. *Then* there is the first thing to consider and that is the diminishing draw of gravity the farther away it is from the center of the galaxy which means things eventually slow down the farther away they are from the center mass of a galaxy. (It's not complicated. No dark matter is needed.) 😎
Redshift happens when light leaves a galaxy. Blueshift happens as light enters a galaxy. All things being equal, the light will be redshifted as it leaves a galaxy and then blueshifted back again as it enters our galaxy. Except we already know galaxies are different sizes. The distant galaxies that we can see are very large and the distances between here and there is excessive causing more redshift than our small galaxy can blueshift back to its original spectrum. The more distant a galaxy is the more accumulated gravity there is from nearby masses causing more redshift.
Gravity is between electromagnetism and matter. Gravity is literally attraction, meaning everything that is wanted gets drawn in, nobody likes hydrogen 😂
Also what is important is learning which side of the universe we are in whether it be the North Pole or South Pole... There will be a preferred spin on each side of the universe....
@@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler it feels like we are climbing up and sliding down the sand dune of being a conscious life form, we are cathode and anode, dark body and light soul. I don't have the answers, Only questions.
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All of them are totally wrong.
What's the phenomenon so-called "gravity" in REALITY?
It is in fact a true real part of the true universal emergent dynamic of the Universe, which is only ONE, it is continuous, unstoppable, having only ONE direction, and it is itself a strictly and tightly real causal chain effect ad infinitum.
It is NOT attractive at all. The attractive effect is just an apparent one, a reactive effect, with loses, to the true real active one.
The real active one is fundamentally and causally REPULSIVE.
This real universal dynamic resolves all the problems, wrong and erroneous theories, doesn't need the so-called "quantum" ( a big BS, a probabilistic excrement of human brain's lack of potency ).
It doesn't need the non-existent Einstein's "curvature", "black holes", "big bang", "mond", "quantum" erroneous interpretation, "dark matter and dark energy", etc.
The whole physics should be rewritten based on this true, real, and universal dynamic of the Universe.
Any force, as small as it can be, etc, that's manifesting in any place and in any realm, is just the differential of two arbitrary adjacent entropic levels.
The true gravitational effect is fundamentally repulsive; therefore it is fundamentally expanding the true realm, by itself, with itself, through itself.
There's nothing out there but the srict causal realm with its own real natural universal dynamic to infinity.
No real "time" at all.
The "space" is nothing but the true natural realm with its own true, real, natural, STRICTLY CAUSAL, highly CAUSAL iterative, universal and infinite dynamic.
That's all there is, nothing else.
The rest of any kind of real forces are just the local reactive ones.
Etc.
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Can you explain me below questions i am beginner of philosphy it will really help me in understanding like what is relation between hegelain philosphy of embrace of contridictions and colin mcginn philosphy of new mysterianism which say some questions like conciousness and as chomsky desrcibe matter is also mysterious we no conception of matter etc is not in our grasp and we can never understand it.from your view in today modern world which is correct if they have no relations.? My other question is embrace of contridictions and making of logical arguments which is more mentally demanding and diffcult? Also colin mcginn mysterianism is based on kant noumenal realm ?please answer if anyone want thank you
May I suggest supplementing you study of philosophy with a broad study of human psychology with some focus upon cognitive psychology for an awareness of human perception and how the mind reconstructs that perception into what we may loosely describe as our individual conscious reality.
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As an example this will assist in shedding a deeper light/understanding upon concepts such as Plato's Allegro of the cave by allowing you to understand a little of the underlying human psychology.
I have question please answer colin mcginn idea of new mysterianism and zizekain and todd mcgowan interaprtation of hegelain philosphy of contridiction which say we can know anythings through contridictions which one of above is mostly valid and correct in today modern world these question of specially metaphysics which one is correct in both of above in modern world .? Plz answer
@@akbar-nr4kc First as a disclaimer; I am not an indentured or practicing academic philosopher. I studied "philosophy" as part of a broader study of the human sciences some 20-30 years ago :)
So I am only offering some broad general hints in lew of someone more familiar with the modern context of your questions.
Context. Context is everything and subjective in nature so if these are questions related to indentured studies you should answer them within the context of the study material provided.
If this is a personal endeavor, then it becomes a little more difficult as your own beleif system and reality become part of the context. Ultimately their may be no universal truths in that context.
I don't have an in depth dissemination of the 2 branches of thought that you have provided.
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Personally I predominantly live in the thought of both "Exists, and Does Not Exist"; "Is and Is Not". The universe and mind are both a fundamental contradiction of "Exists". I see "Mind" as an emergent phenomena/complexity that is "More" than the sum of it's parts.
Just my personal subjective bias, so ultimately I could be wrong :)
My question is regarding in terms of objectivity which one is correct hegelain philosphy or chomsky and mcginn idea of mysterianism.and what attitude you regards we needs more hegelain philosphy of embrace of contridoctions or new mysterianism..? Why chomsky called real is an honorific term i do not understand it while zizek called reality meangiless and contingent? Plz answer
@@akbar-nr4kc As I said, I am currently out of touch with the deeper specifics.
Objective reality is likely something that is beyond the reach of the limited human mind.
In other words each philosopher is attempting to propose a potential answer to an unanswerable question.
The human mind natively exists withing a subjective reality. That subjective reality is a biological recreation constructed from a very small set of sensory perception of the total universe (or the universal reality). It is unlikely that we can have any direct perception of that greater universe. So the best we can do is speculate based upon our own subjective realities.
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There are many alternative methods and proposals for attempting to view beyond the biological limitations of the human mind. Each method will have it's pros and cons.
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Ultimate truths are illusive if available to us humans at all. But we still attempt to peer beyond the human veil.
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My original comment about obtaining a broad understanding of human psychology and perception as well as how our biological brain constructs our human reality will assist in at least having a better understanding of the subjective human reality. Once you have that it becomes a little easier to place that subjective human bias to the side and look for the raw information of the universe indirectly.
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I don't think I can assist much further :)
I honestly think that physicists like this guy are suffering from oppositional defiance. They do the opposite of what anyone tells them, regardless of what is or isn't a good idea.
This is an excellent idea.
@@wulphstein That's quite a charge, given its based upon personal inklings rooted in sheer ignorance.
GR should be eliminated. Because GR is wrong as follows.
Gravity is stronger near the poles than near the equator.According to the general theory of relativity, time is slower where gravity is stronger than where it is weaker.However, for example, the time at longitude 0 is the same from the North Pole to the South Pole and does not change no matter how much time passes.Thus, it is obvious that general relativity is false.
Here is the rewritten theory, incorporating your additional ideas and removing numerical equations:
*Chemical Bubble Universes Theory*
*Overview*
The Chemical Bubble Universes theory proposes that universes are three-dimensional bubbles containing a unique chemical fluid, where particles and energy are exchanged through chemical reactions. This theory revolutionizes our understanding of universe evolution, structure, and particle formation.
*Core Ideas*
All particles are chemical bubble-like entities, undergoing changes in character due to surplus or deficit reactions, transforming into various forms like stars, planets, comets, and black holes.
The universe is in motion, primarily rotational, causing relative and absolute motion among particles.
Each particle, planet, star, and multiverse has its own bubble zone, with gravitational and magnetic fields contained within.
Dark matter is a zero-viscosity fluid that emerges with dark energy, convertible to normal fluid, matter, and energy through motion over time.
Gravitational and electromagnetic waves pass through bubble zones along rotational paths, influencing interactions among particles.
*Theory*
Universes are bubble-like entities filled with a chemical fluid, expanding, contracting, and merging to form diverse structures.
Particles are formed and evolve through chemical reactions within the space fluid, giving rise to diverse species and structures.
The gravitational constant varies with fluid composition and concentration, influencing evolution and interactions.
Particles undergo cyclical evolution, with stars being destroyed and planets born from resulting chemical changes.
All particles in the universe are drops of different sized chemical bubbles, changing into various types through chemical reactions.
The universe is in constant motion, with particles rotating and moving relative to each other.
Dark matter plays a crucial role in universe evolution and structure formation, interacting with ordinary matter through chemical reactions.
*Bubble Zone Dynamics*
Each particle, planet, and star has its own gravitational and magnetic bubble zone, influencing interactions with other particles.
Bubble zones intersect and merge, giving rise to complex structures and phenomena.
Rotational motion and gravitational waves shape the evolution of particles and universes.
*Cosmological Implications*
The Chemical Bubble Universes theory offers a new perspective on universe evolution, structure, and particle formation.
It challenges traditional understanding of space, time, and matter, offering a more dynamic and interactive view of the cosmos.
This theory has far-reaching implications for our understanding of the universe, from the formation of stars and planets to the behavior of dark matter and dark energy.
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there will never b a unified theory of physics the unification of the 2 only starts at degree level and beyond,i have an ongoing bet with ladbrooks that the unified theory of everything will be discovered by a non academic which will pass down 2 my ggg grandchildren that includes inflation because the simple fact any advance in any other field is appreciated by or begrudgingly admired no matter the background ,,i have never heard of a physics savant why why why coz the equations they wrote would be erased to save on paper .the quickest solution is teach quantumn theory at pre school
I would go along with that prediction. I see the underlying flaws because I have not bound my mind to a narrow idealism.
That being said, just because I can identify the problems it does not automatically follow that I have the solutions.
All is actually confusing.. Hihihi
Makes sense.