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Eric Weinstein: “None of you worry about microscopic UFOs where the surface area is not predictive of the volume encased.” 🛸 If something can do spacetime engineering, he asks, why would its profile be city sized? It would not have to be. His claim is that we keep trying...

28,419 просмотров • 18 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Interstellar
Interstellar18 дней назад

Credit

Фото профиля TrueNorth
TrueNorth18 дней назад

It will be information waiting and transmitted through the lattice, where is is or will be stored. Everything that is ever happened is encoded in now. Moving forward is based on ontological predicate.

Фото профиля This is Flaming Dragon
This is Flaming Dragon18 дней назад

Why can’t aliens be the size of a plant or animal cell?

Фото профиля Psychonautic Supporter
Psychonautic Supporter18 дней назад

Whats the presentation this clip is from!?

Фото профиля Fed Durst
Fed Durst18 дней назад

Weinstein has never taught at a college. And his work is recognized by basically no one and isn’t used on anything. But he is a Israeli/Thiel cultural placement asset. Just like fake academic lex Friedman. These people are presented to use to push narratives.

Фото профиля Data Phenomenon
Data Phenomenon18 дней назад

I'm open to his approach, I just need to spend more time trying to understand it. I watched one of his lectures some years ago on how one might approach unifying quantum physics and GR... but there wasn't much of anything on his Geometric Unity theory back then. The only reference I have for feasibility is the close encounter I had during COVID. It sure as hell looked like a ER/EPR Wormhole and Metric drive to my feeble mind.

Фото профиля UFO COIN
UFO COIN18 дней назад

Weinstein’s idea is highly speculative, not established physics, but it points toward a fascinating possibility: maybe we’re trying to understand an unfamiliar geometry using the wrong measurements.

Фото профиля Andrew Kennedy
Andrew Kennedy17 дней назад

Dimensions are not things. We describe movement with the idea of dimensions. It is a self-conscious separation of stuff into continuums. Since Descartes we have this idea that the universe acts along ‘dimensions’. This is the Human mind imposing upon the universe. It’s handy and it works well but we need to remember that these ‘dimensions’ we use are not real things. And that talk about moving along them independently of the others is gobbledegook.

Фото профиля 🇦🇺
🇦🇺18 дней назад

wormholes are sub atomic , that's why we can be visited & why we can't follow it/they back to the source that's outside of our Spacetime

Фото профиля Michael Grant
Michael Grant18 дней назад

Sophons

Фото профиля OVERCLASSIFIED
OVERCLASSIFIED18 дней назад

They’re not tiny… The volume isn’t in this geometry, Surface area is the only thing they let you measure 😳

Фото профиля QuarterRat504
QuarterRat50417 дней назад

Michio once said to travel into the past is to invert matter to a negative state to counteract the matter you would travel against. If you needed to travel from a star to star without having everyone die by your return travel, it travel into the past simultaneously to the star

Фото профиля Compass
Compass18 дней назад

He committed more in that talk than I’ve seen him do in the past 10 years.

Фото профиля Greg Sweeney
Greg Sweeney17 дней назад

Erics idea sounds off the hook but it is going to take a system of travel that is not based on speed alone. I suggest we work on a different path other than light speed, like shrinking and expanding .

Фото профиля Fantasmagórica Shows
Fantasmagórica Shows18 дней назад

Caben en una gota de lluvia. A ver quién se atreve ahora a tragar agua a oscuras.

Фото профиля jackwagon
jackwagon18 дней назад

He was against this before he was for it

Фото профиля JT
JT17 дней назад

Now that's creative thinking!

Фото профиля Decoding Things
Decoding Things18 дней назад

Okay, the ruler analogy finally made this click. Don't build a faster car. Shrink the road. Travel across it. Grow the road back behind you. That doesn't mean we know how to engineer spacetime, much less that UAPs are doing it. But it completely changes the propulsion question. Maybe asking how something accelerates from A to B is already assuming the technology has to play by our definition of the distance between A and B. Now my brain hurts pleasantly.

Фото профиля Deon Santos
Deon Santos17 дней назад

You might need to be in quantum size to access the KK fifth dimension

Фото профиля Nick
Nick12 дней назад

Yeah thats what they did in the 3 body problem

Фото профиля Fantasmagórica Shows
Fantasmagórica Shows17 дней назад

Da más miedo lo que entra en los pulmones sin hacer ruido. ¿Qué notasteis justo después?

Фото профиля Thomas Carlyle ✝️
Thomas Carlyle ✝️16 дней назад

He just described portals.

Фото профиля peter kenny
peter kenny17 дней назад

like folding space like origami - to connect 2 points, then release the fold.

Фото профиля justanime
justanime18 дней назад

actually i think about interspace @ericweinstein all the time are there schools of extra dimensionals within us&microscopically learning human anatomy are there microscopic vessels that are the older universes and as the universe cycles it expands as their interior vacuums shrink

Фото профиля I love reading the constitution.
I love reading the constitution.18 дней назад

You guys are talking about stuff you have no idea about, it’s like hearing a 3 yr old speak about trigonometry. We can do this thing, and we can then do that other thing, and then we can just do this. Yaaaa, totally 👍

Фото профиля Apptest Forme
Apptest Forme18 дней назад

Skippy!!!

Фото профиля Derek Frangos
Derek Frangos17 дней назад

This is getting tiresome.

Фото профиля Admireu Ⓥ
Admireu Ⓥ17 дней назад

Some people have already found the bridge. Remote viewers access a form of collective consciousness in a hyperspace. A dimension where information travels faster than light. Time is not fixed there.

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