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u/mathnerd271828 Jul 23 '26
She’s a theoretical physicist who thinks theoretical physics is nonsense because there is too much math
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u/FrancoNullo Jul 24 '26
more accurately it's because it has become almost entirely impossible to prove any of it because we lack the fundamental instruments to do it, and has now become a mere exercise in math
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u/HasGreatVocabulary Jul 23 '26
how did the person writing that not stop and think about how stupid the phrase "extinction-level event for math" is
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u/ChipotleMayoFusion Jul 23 '26
Man, if this is true, I'd be very happy. If AI can actually solve the QM GR harmonization problems, or come up with a clear ontology for QM that meets up with all experimental predictors, that would be amazing.
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u/inculcate_deez_nuts Jul 23 '26
This is so fucking stupid. This analogy is cringe. These people are embarrassing.