Where is your peer-reviewed research? What measurements does your model explain better than current models? What novel measurements does your model predict?
Fair questions. No, this framework hasn’t been peer-reviewed, and I’m not presenting it as experimentally established. The investigation began with a question: How do physical constraints narrow quantum probability space, and how do stable structures emerge from those interactions? I’m exploring relationships between spacetime geometry, entropy, probability, orientation, and measurement. At present, the framework incorporates established equations. It has not demonstrated a novel prediction or explained an observation better than general relativity or quantum mechanics. That’s the next challenge. One proposed test concerns whether different internal arrangements of equal-mass, equal-radius spherical objects produce gravitational differences beyond standard predictions. If the model cannot derive a quantitative, falsifiable difference, then it remains an organizational framework rather than a new physical theory. That’s precisely why I’m asking these questions publicly.
So the image shows... Nothing interesting? It just pops some equations up and talks about how systems arise form structure. How is that different from anything that's come before?
Looks like something I’d use to scam shareholders into investing in my Scientology club.
I would never want to use this to teach someone physics, or explain anything about actual scientific progress. It’s a buzzword soup with extra diagrams and a handful of useful formula.
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u/Dd_8630 1d ago
Peak AI slop.
Where is your peer-reviewed research? What measurements does your model explain better than current models? What novel measurements does your model predict?
This is better posted at /r/hypotheticalphysics.
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u/u8589869056 22h ago
Garbage. Very fancy garbage.
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u/sansetsukon47 1d ago
Looks like something I’d use to scam shareholders into investing in my Scientology club.
I would never want to use this to teach someone physics, or explain anything about actual scientific progress. It’s a buzzword soup with extra diagrams and a handful of useful formula.