Exploring covariant continuity as primitive and transport mechanics. Creator of the Chronoflux framework, revealing the hidden architecture of reality.
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Millions of planets might form around supermassive black holes lifeboat.com/blog/2026/06/mi…
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Yesterday, we attended a concert by the @BerlinPhil, offering a feast of Austrian composers: Franz Schubert, Bernd Richard Deutsch, and Richard Strauss, conducted by Franz Welser-Möst. Just a few days after the @Metallica concert, more world-class music in Berlin.
May 30
I have just attended a #Metallica concert in Berlin. It was awesome — there is no sign that the band is slowing down. Apparently, with 95,000 attendees, it was the largest concert ever held in Berlin. And in three weeks, I will be seeing the @BerlinPhil. The spectrum of great music is remarkably wide.
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Jun 13
'The flowers talk when the wind blows over them'
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Is gravity the effect of the constant expansion of the universe? Like the pull of water when you pull the plug in a bath tub?
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This would be logically and metaphysically incoherent. A logical and metaphysical impossibility.
For consciousness to be an illusion, it would have to only *seem* that consciousness exists. But the seeming would, itself, be a form of consciousness.
Likewise, it makes no sense to say it only seems to seem that consciousness exists; or that it only seems to seem to seem that consciousness exists, and so on.
Descartes cogito also makes the point: “I think, therefore I am”. I cannot coherently doubt that I am thinking and that my mind exists, because doubting is an instance of thinking, hence a thinker/mind (me) must already exist to do the thinking.
Could consciousness be an illusion?
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We must not accept, as Eric does in this post, the framing of Witten and other leading string theorists which say that string theory is “the only game in town” for quantum gravity.
There are other internally consistent approaches to quantum gravity that don’t involve string theory at any level.
Example: Plain old canonical quantum gravity, based on an actual 3-D metric with a preferred frame/foliation, along with an associated ‘wave function of the universe’ (and corresponding guidance and Schroedinger equations). Even Asymptotic Safety (on Eric’s list) is an example.
Any “destringification” should undo the widespread equivocation of quantum gravity with string theory.
Jun 12
Specifically:
I’d first look at what promising approaches to post-Einsteinian science were we induced to abandon by Quantum Gravity/StringTheorists. I’d spend the first 1/2 million dollars simply destringifying the last 42 lost years.
Then I would look at all the major ideas without ANY refereeing input from string theory/m-theory:
Chern Simons
Asymptotic safety
GU
Einstein Cartan
McDowell Mansouri
Spin connections
Strings
Gravitational Amplitudes
Etc.
Then based on that assessment, I would allocate grants to push for the spacetime successor.
But the first allocation is to destringification. We need to stop being brainwashed by 5 people and their misinterpretation of Ken Wilson.
We need to realize that the real physics that we would need to travel the cosmos got nerfed. By string theory.
The first task is undoing the murderous anti-scientific lie and culture of TOGIT as spread by Witten, Susskind, Greene, Kaku, Gross and company.
Just undoing that and making it viable to do theoretical physics without their fingers around our throats would bring us far closer to post Einsteinian engineering.
Gravitational physics has become a lie under quantum gravity.
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I am proud to announce I will be leading a UAP Science Advisory Council to the Worlds Governments!
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Neutron star merger simulations gain new precision with AI-driven r-process heating lifeboat.com/blog/2026/06/ne…
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"Nella mia mente è scolpita una poesia che esprimerà la mia anima intera. Non ha strofa, verso né parola,non è neppure come la sogno. È un mero sentimento,indefinito, una felice bruma intorno al pensiero" Fernando Pessoa
Buonanotte
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Jun 13
I am heading out to the #Quantum #Device #Workshop at @UCLA.
Last year it was a super fun event.
Looking forward to meet students and colleagues there.
Find out more about the program and the other contributors here: qdc-qcsa.org/qdw/2026/info
Will you be attending in person or online?
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Jun 13
Interesting idea, I approach the problem somewhat differently.
In my work, the deeper question is not simply what is mathematically admissible, but what can persist as a physically recoverable structure.
Not everything that is admissible must persist, and not everything that persists must remain recoverable.
That distinction becomes important when discussing negative probabilities, non unitary sectors, or exotic quantum states. As such a mathematical solution may exist within the formalism, yet fail to survive continuity constraints. Equally, a transient structure may exist physically while leaving no recoverable lineage.
As such, I view admissibility, persistence, and recoverability as three separate filters acting on reality. The structures we observe are those that successfully pass through all three.
That is where I would look for a resolution, rather than assuming every mathematically allowed state necessarily corresponds to a physically realised one.
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Jun 13
He changed his tune! Perhaps he finally got some SpaceX shares?
Not to add salt to the debate, but something far more important is now emerging from a great team in india.
That of covariant transport mechanics, the technologies that will arise from this sector will revolutionise much of our lives and our communications, energy and transport.
There are ideas and then there are empirical results, it's a great shame you didn't take me up on that offer, you can now write the next book, how I lost a Nobel again!
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Jun 13
Who took this picture? 🤷♂️
A humpback whale launches itself into the air close to an unsuspecting fisherman in Monterey Bay, California.
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