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Jim Gates (S James Gates Jr.) is a theoretical physicist and professor at Brown University working on supersymmetry, supergravity, and superstring theory. He served on former President Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. He is the co-author of a new book titled Proving Einstein Right about the scientists who set out to prove Einstein's theory of relativity.
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LOVE how the video ends at 11:11 ! gives a sense of symmetric justice to the video. :D
Took the resonance right out of my neurons 🧬🪬🤓🔺🔻🔴❤️🔥
"The magic happens when you break the symmetry"
Everyday 🧬🪬🫠🤓🔺🎆
I can watch all day long this sort of talks :D
Super juicy! Thx for the video!
I’m lifted right now and going deep into the physics wormhole.
Its really mindblowing. I spent like 2 full days on wikipedia when i was 14 looking at that shit. fucking incredible
@@aquari_2344 I did the exact same thing as you at the exact same time today, and I’m 14.
@@michaelterrell5061 cool man. I gotta say it helped a lot when i took chemistry in high school and freshman year of college. The basic concepts of subatomic particles came in handy several times. Back then i mainly focused on particle physcis since it was the most interesting, and it did end up being useful for physics 2 when we covered electromagnetism and magnetic induction and such. Now im in engineering so the deeper stuff has been a little less relevant lately but I'm still interested in it. science is amazing
@@aquari_2344 Absolutely. What do you think I should watch out for before going to high school, since I just turned 14?
@@michaelterrell5061 I would say dont underestimate classical physics lol. It certainly caught me by surprise how involved it became, algebra is immensely useful. Personally I remember middle school math not going as well as it should have which meant I had to fill in some holes in high school. I would say just remain diligent in mastering the basic math no matter how tedious it may seem since it will be the necessary foundation for all the interesting physics to come :)
Superspace : or 1,001 lessons in supersymmetry. Tackled field theory texts, done a lot of the exercises. To this day remain in awe by the beauty and elegence of SUSY. N=1, a single complex-valued hermitian super charges anti-commutes with it's conjugate, result something looking proportional to the Poincare invariant (Special Relativity, U(1) sector of the standard model). Pattern for charges is 1,2,4,8. 2 gives SUSY for the electro-eeak sector, 4 gives Super Yang-,Mills, and 8 gives Supergravity or SUGRA. This pegegogical by today's standards, but if I'm wrong, always have Jim.🤓
11:11 cute :)
One of the beautiful thing about this universe is you can do a calculation and combine with some of this magical intuition that physicists have... that the way that actually modern physics works...
He should say a little about symmetry to his barber
Lol
You missed the content while focusing on form 😊
Bringing balance to The Force.
We are searching for “The heart of the matter” which was originally discovered by Don Henley, lead singer of The Eagles.
My thoughts seem to scatter, but I think it’s about...haha
careful how you use copyrighted material. you could be demonetized.
Maybe Newton was describing gravity in a different dimension
joe rogan enters the chat. "jim, you should do dmt."
Interesting
I need an equation for next Thursday's lottery number.
+- 3.14∆ -1*1(22)🌮
Just like to remind this to people, that "There is no experimental evidence at this time that supersymmetry is correct or whether or not other extensions to current models might be more accurate."
The physicist that proposed this entire theory has already addressed the big point. This theory relies on a supersymmetrical universe. Supersymmetry is a mathematical theory that helps refine our understanding of quantum particles by proposing opposing particles. We have no evidence these particles actually exist, they just look nice in a mathematical context. In Jim Gates own words, his theory is nothing but a “universal fairytail” unless the LHC or later technology can prove Supersymmetry.
Is this the guy who said he found computer code and we live in a simulation? His hair is a simulation for sure
his hair is RTX: off
definitely medium settings...
His beard game is lacking, somewhat, in my opinion haha
He didnt say that, but yes that is him.
Lolz
Atleast it's actual hair instead of Fur like our fairer skinned counterparts have 😂
So, if , animals, humans, planets, stars, etc., are made with non perfect/broken symmetry, then when and where does supersymmetry happens? Because if we can only see it in math calculations, then, we might be talking about something else.🤔
This would be better if it was 12:21 instead of 11:11
🧘🏾♂️
Only a true physics genius could have that fucked up a haircut
Go interview someone from the Lawyers' Committee for 9/11 Inquiry. They have a yt channel, check it out.
Normally I just listen in the background to these while working (top shelf as usual - GJ Lex) but today I actually watched... are we just not gonna talk about what's on this guy's head?
Relbl probably most people are paying attention to what’s under it. That said, he’d look a bit cleaner with a sick lineup
@Relbl my thoughts as well
The haircut alone screams Genius.
MUDFOSSIL UNIVERSITY
ELECTRON FLOOD THEORY
Could dark matter be a carrier for gravity?
Nice helmet
Lmao
Someone answer me… is James wearing a wig?
The math is leading these guys astray. Supersymmetry algebra is a forced solution to the heierarchy problem. But if you still trust Einstein, just a little, nature is not algebra, it is geometry (which can be rendered into algebra, but that's with a grounded geometry going first). So I'd say look for geometrical motivations for the algebra, such as in quasi-particles or strings in ordinary spacetime rather than abstract superspace. Using superspace algebra is a kind of cheat. Like pretending gauge theory fibre bundles are real geometry.
You tell that professor of physics at MIT what to do.
I agree with this comment
Pffft...Childs play
EXPANSION EXPANSION EXPANSION...GET REAL
Are you on drugs?
DMT
I know what I'm about to point out is so low-vibration and off topic, but what the hell is up with the professor's hair? He seriously needs to fire his barber. That cut is unacceptable.
Your comment says a lot about you.
wig