Quantum Physics think tank/ R&D for the new tech in the pipeline Authors of Subspace Theorem, a new quantum-gravity vector PDE
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We rebelled against the scientific community, went underground and 7 years later solved the quantum gravity/dark energy mystery. Explore the new map of subspace (standard model intrinsic vector PDE geometry)
Intro: dailymotion.com/video/k55DNr…
whitepaper: subspaceinstitute.com
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On AI science discoveries:
Randomness of spacetime scales-up, to cause new phenomena to often be 180' from what would be expected by linear extrapolation of data.
LLMs operate purely by extrapolation of existing data.
Humans don't.
We "feel" our Lagrangian, from tiny to macro
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The king made a machine that stole the jesters' tricks.
Then the king killed the jesters, right in front of the crowd.
Now the jokes are on them.
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Playing with fire is a public nuisance!
Communism would have stopped the prehistoric invention of controlling fire.
(One man is infinitely stupid, compared to a billion free people experimenting)
Made with AI
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CUNNINGHAM \'cunn-,ing-, ham\ v: to lock-in on truth with unwavering determination, often accompanied by furrowed brow and outstretched pointing finger, in order to indicate the direction of horsesh*t (e.g. fraud, feigned injury or abuse)
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We are using a ~similar method to create positrons from low energy photon packets.
It violates the classical consideration of Newton's second law. But when quantum-scale dark energy is included in the Lagrangian, it doesn't. We induce early universe conditions w/low E
Winterberg’s 6 parabolic reflectors turn circular waves into linear waves bouncing in a hexagonal cavity, focusing energy like a resonator—perfect to ignite fusion by concentrating shock waves at the center.
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85% of physicists think our time dilation work is crackpot, (the ones who haven't checked our math).
Human life and our technological means to explore are about to change very drastically. Don't take our word for it.
The experimental results will be posted publicly soon.
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Here we are seeing the "spin" part of the symmetry dynamics of the spinor, without the charge part, (which is rotation of the whole ring about its center axis as well). Including the nutrino-like biproducts
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This is lowkey what space and time look like from entropy's perspective.
The universe is likely expanding due to relativity.
As dark energy cools, it is a less-dense quantum wave medium, hence entropy and expansion/dilation.
Michelson/Morley made a wavemedium mistake
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If you look closely you can see a macro version of a partial positron-electron annihilation. (The water only alows half the symmetry but can you see why the systems would accelerate/oscillate one another in the interaction, if they were whole?) Can anyone tell me why?
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It not the person that decides the greatness, its the strategy. "Go into physics" to be interested in how the world works so much that the unsolved mysteries call you like a lover on the next hill over.
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Did you know?
The lion roar sound effects in The Lion King were not actual lions, but voice actor Frank Welker growling into a metal trash can.
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You're thinking about it the backwards. We get to other regions of the Milky Way by altering a craft's own time dilation (manually), that's how you "warp spacetime". Solving the spinor intrinsic momentum dynamics has predicted a testable way.
The very fabric of space-time at the smallest scales is thought to be extremely turbulent and chaotic, described as a frothy sea called quantum foam. This concept, stemming from quantum mechanics and general relativity, suggests that the very nature of space-time is bubbling with tiny wormholes and fluctuations that appear and disappear within fractions of a second.
📷by Johann Rosario
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