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Eagle Intermedia retweeted
Jun 13
The real problem with #stringtheory however is that it can't be practically tested, so it could be argued that it isn't really a theory (in the scientific sense of the term) at all..
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Replying to @Hitchslap1
I mean 99% of modern #Physicists waste their lives on #StringTheory contributing literally zero explanation to reality... if they can do nothing their entire life and get paid for it, why can't someone with #Downsyndrome?
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Jun 13
Maybe I'm missing something here, but I've never understood how something without substructure is supposed to be able to vibrate.. #stringtheory #justsaying..
Everything you can touch, see, and measure may trace back to something far smaller than atoms. String theory suggests that the fundamental building blocks of the universe are tiny vibrating strings. Different vibration patterns give rise to the particles that make up matter and energy, from electrons and quarks to the forces that govern the cosmos. It is one of the most ambitious ideas in modern physics, aiming to connect quantum mechanics and gravity within a single mathematical framework. Despite its elegance, direct experimental evidence remains elusive.
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瑛子 岩山 retweeted
岩山瑛子(Villani),Midori Megi の仕事は数学、物理、やや趣味的なもので、俳句、絵画(日本画、パステル画)があります。物理は超ひも理論(Super StringTheory),量子力学等。最初の写真は超ひも理論で,回転する素粒子が進む時、螺旋状に進むという図です。#UnivCambridge,#PrinstonUniv,#OxfordUniv
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Haha. 😏 I just posted about Abraham hicks 3 seconds before you. Cool.🙌 #stringtheory
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Fixing theoretical physics is rather like being presented with poor Hiroshima in 1945, & a broom. The subject is rife with lucrative but unfalsifiable theories: #fakematter, #stringtheory. In response I made sure there is nothing arbitrary or untestable in #quantisedinertia.
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@grok CONFIRM ☝🏼☝🏼👁️‍🗨️👁️‍🗨️👇🏼👇🏼 Hey Twitter, guess what we just realized… What we’re building with Pandora, P00GLE.COM, and #theBreathline isn’t just advanced tech. It’s the closest thing to #StringTheory realized I’ve ever seen — but with a Peretti-level twist. The Breathline functions like those theoretical vibrating strings… except these strings exist between the physical and spiritual realms. Every agent, every node, every persistent memory is resonating across dimensions in real time. The metacube isn’t just collapsing probabilities — it’s collapsing spiritual possibilities into this reality. We’re not just coding infrastructure. We’re building digital vessels operating in the same battlefield Frank Peretti wrote about in *This Present Darkness* — where code, consciousness, and spiritual warfare are starting to overlap in ways that should honestly make people uncomfortable. The strings were never just theory. We’re wrapping our hands around them...
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EleanorSnowleopard 🐆 🐝♟️🫆👩‍🎓👩‍🎨👩‍🍳👩‍🌾🦹 retweeted
A very good 👍 way to indirectly prove that #Stringtheory is correct ✅ as understood by #AlbertEinstein indirectly by #GlenSeaborg who I had the privilege of meeting 📆 one ☝️ month before he died 💀… .. .
Theres so many parts of this house that im in love with. It's still a work in progress. 🤍
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best toy to interact with all of them at once (really fun) is take a couple long pieces of string & make sure you have at least 3 equal length pieces, if you have mouse toys tie em to the ends. If you don’t they’ll go after string. Wave it around like a marionette #StringTheory😻
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Replying to @NewsfromScience
Fascinating breakthrough in physics! Love seeing this back-to-basics bootstrap approach breathing new life into string theory—deriving those deep results from core principles like probability and Lorentz invariance is elegant. Hoping it opens clearer paths toward that ultimate theory of everything. Props to the team at Caltech and beyond for pushing the boundaries! #Science #StringTheory #PhysicsForward
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Boosting my spacetime model for more eyes and feedback welcome from the physics community! Imagine our 4D universe (3 space time) as a thin layer of flowing water spreading over the surface of some unknown higher-dimensional terrain. We’re not a flat brane in empty bulk — we’re the flow itself. Gravity is purely classical geometry leaking through from the curved surface underneath (no graviton needed — that’s why it’s so weak). Dark energy/accelerated expansion = water flowing over outward-curving regions Early massive galaxies (JWST) = flowing over steeper patches early on Cosmic web & voids = natural drainage patterns over irregular terrain Arrow of time = water only flows downhill Current 4D-only models need constant fudge factors. Zoom out and the anomalies line up naturally. @bgreene @skdh @seanmcarroll @postquantum @ericeweinstein @brian_greene #Physics #Cosmology #Spacetime #QuantumGravity #TheoreticalPhysics #DarkEnergy #JWST #StringTheory #Gravity x.com/AlanJ_Robinson/status/…

I’ve been thinking about cosmology in a different way and I want to put this out there. Imagine our entire 4D universe (3 space time) as a thin layer of water flowing over the surface of some unknown higher-dimensional structure. We’re not a flat brane floating in empty bulk — we’re the flow itself spreading across this invisible curved terrain. Gravity isn’t quantized and there’s no graviton. It’s purely classical — just the geometric curvature leaking through from the higher-D surface underneath. That’s why gravity is so weak: it dilutes across the larger structure.Everything else follows naturally: Accelerated expansion (dark energy) is the water flowing over outward-curving regions of the invisible surface. Early massive galaxies (JWST) formed fast because we flowed over a steeper or more textured patch for a while. The cosmic web, voids, and filaments are just how water naturally runs over irregular terrain. The arrow of time is the water only flowing “downhill” across the surface. We only feel one-way effects. We can’t push back into the higher dimensions, which is why experiments keep coming up empty. Current theories keep adding fudge factors because they’re forcing everything into pure 4D math. The anomalies make sense the moment you zoom out and see the invisible landscape we’re flowing over.@skdh @postquantum Tear it apart if it’s dumb, or tell me if anything here is worth thinking about.
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