It’s going to take some time to unpick all this but if this survives tests of the neutrino masses, the sheer scope and power of this is beyond jaw-dropping. Right now it seems to me bigger than Einstein’s entire career
Never underestimate the human's proclivity for complicating everything it can. Simplicity in nature is considered esoteric and philosophical by today's scientific community. Ego is the order of the day.
Fellow South African expat here University of Cape Town mechanical engineering degree living in Portland Oregon USA. Physics has been my hobby for 30 years. Thank you Neil for all you have done for theoretical physics. Baie lekker:)
Inflationary guys can't get pass their fact that the theory has more holes than swiss cheese and after so many years of trying the theory still has more inputs than product....and the crazy eternal inflation rabbit hole.
Great conversation. There will be a big surprise for everyone soon. Base Twelve Mathematics - surprisingly - will save the day in terms of revealing a geometry which is currently not available to us in base ten. The geometry of the Universe is in base twelve and gives rise to a type of geometry which is able to accommodate the empty space inside of everything, and the base twelve version of Pi which emerges from this geometry has different characteristics from what we think Pi is. It gives rise to a geometric structure within the circumference of the circle which eventually solves the problem of infinity by giving structure to the smallest of the small, as well as access to the environment in which it resides. It will open up many avenues for exploration, and eventually lead us through the journey from quantum to the stars.
I am really curious to know how he got this particular vacuum state from the analytic expansion correspond to right handed neutrinos other than hand /cherry picking?
Our world looks like the inside of a black hole, the horizon is a big bang, time is the collapse inside it, expansion is where we are inside it. (layman's couch meditation)
If you are going to get rid of the quantum gravity renormalization problem by adding those 36 fields that have no particles, I assume you have to make some assumptions about how those fields interact with the Standard Model fields. Isn't that a significant addition to the Standard Model? I don't understand how to judge simplicity of a model so I can't tell if that is better than, say, string theory with whatever number of dimensions and topology required to make things work.
It’s going to take some time to unpick all this but if this survives tests of the neutrino masses, the sheer scope and power of this is beyond jaw-dropping. Right now it seems to me bigger than Einstein’s entire career
Never underestimate the human's proclivity for complicating everything it can. Simplicity in nature is considered esoteric and philosophical by today's scientific community. Ego is the order of the day.
Did I just witness a very historic moment in human history?
Fellow South African expat here University of Cape Town mechanical engineering degree living in Portland Oregon USA. Physics has been my hobby for 30 years. Thank you Neil for all you have done for theoretical physics. Baie lekker:)
Great talk - following....
Inflationary guys can't get pass their fact that the theory has more holes than swiss cheese and after so many years of trying the theory still has more inputs than product....and the crazy eternal inflation rabbit hole.
Excellent ! And so respectful of the questioners. Class act !
Great conversation. There will be a big surprise for everyone soon. Base Twelve Mathematics - surprisingly - will save the day in terms of revealing a geometry which is currently not available to us in base ten. The geometry of the Universe is in base twelve and gives rise to a type of geometry which is able to accommodate the empty space inside of everything, and the base twelve version of Pi which emerges from this geometry has different characteristics from what we think Pi is. It gives rise to a geometric structure within the circumference of the circle which eventually solves the problem of infinity by giving structure to the smallest of the small, as well as access to the environment in which it resides. It will open up many avenues for exploration, and eventually lead us through the journey from quantum to the stars.
I am really curious to know how he got this particular vacuum state from the analytic expansion correspond to right handed neutrinos other than hand /cherry picking?
If live in a flat universe, how thick is this flat space? I'm guessing that its thickness is time itself.
For neutrino mass to represent the results of the gravity of dark matter would be astonishing.
Our world looks like the inside of a black hole, the horizon is a big bang, time is the collapse inside it, expansion is where we are inside it. (layman's couch meditation)
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If you are going to get rid of the quantum gravity renormalization problem by adding those 36 fields that have no particles, I assume you have to make some assumptions about how those fields interact with the Standard Model fields. Isn't that a significant addition to the Standard Model? I don't understand how to judge simplicity of a model so I can't tell if that is better than, say, string theory with whatever number of dimensions and topology required to make things work.
Neutron decay cosmology.
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