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"We could be within 5 years of really falsifying Einstein's classical theory." How? By generating entanglement in an experiment to test quantum gravity! I'm excited to release a technical deep-dive into how to test quantum features of gravity, explained in an approachable and intuitive way by Prof Vlatko Vedral...

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Dr Maria Violaris

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You can already falsify Einstein's theory. Understand the simple Algebra that requires the light source to be moving (in the moving frame). See how that MOVING requirement conflicts with his speed of light postulate. Without a derivation, the postulate is circular reasoning.

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Yes tyvm for making this!

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Hope it’s interesting, feedback welcome!

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stringking420691 год назад

Oxford has legit hep-th people and THIS is what you decide to post? Fuq this and FUQ YOU.

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Christine Liang1 год назад

Yeah! "Falsifying Einstein's classical theory!" Interesting ...... 😀

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benferrum - e/jounce1 год назад

@burny_tech you gonna love this

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Denise Brook1 год назад

Then there is this...

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Lenny Rachitsky

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🚨PHYSICS NEWS🚨: Physicists Are Now Saying Time Itself Can Be in Superposition — And It Makes Perfect Sense 🧨 According to a theoretical framework published in *Physical Review Letters* and reported in May 2026, researchers have shown that state-of-the-art trapped-ion atomic clocks can be used to observe the quantum superposition of time. By entangling the clock’s motion with its internal energy states, the system can exist in a superposition of different time flows simultaneously. This is a major step toward experimentally probing the quantum nature of time itself. This work offers the broader scientific community a new experimental frontier in quantum foundations. It challenges classical notions of time as a universal parameter and opens the door to testing how relativity and quantum mechanics intersect at the level of time itself. **Uniphics has been saying something similar for years — and it’s not mysterious or weird.** In Uniphics, time flow is not a fixed background. It is a local property determined by energy density via the Maley transform (\( t_{\rm flow} = k / E_d \)). Different regions or configurations with different energy densities experience different time flows. When a system is prepared in a quantum superposition of different energy-density states (or different spin-wave configurations that affect local energy density), it naturally exists in a superposition of different time flows. The atomic clock experiments are essentially creating superposed states where the clock experiences different local time flows at the same “global” moment. The entanglement between motion and internal energy is the mechanism that allows the superposition to be maintained and detected. Uniphics predicts this behavior because the ξM-field supports coherent spin-wave patterns that can correlate different energy-density environments. No need for wavefunction collapse, many-worlds, or other interpretive gymnastics — it is a deterministic consequence of variable time flow and spin-wave coherence. This is not an add-on to quantum mechanics. It is the natural outcome of the three pillars. The “quantum superposition of time” is just what happens when spin quanta create superposed energy-density conditions. Uniphics explains why such experiments work, what limits they will hit, and how to extend them — all without the philosophical baggage that usually accompanies quantum foundations. The mainstream community is slowly catching up to the idea that time itself can be quantum. Uniphics has had a coherent, first-principles explanation for this from the beginning. The data will continue to support it. Are physicists finally ready to accept that time flow is fundamental and variable — and that the apparent “superposition of time” is simply the result of superposed energy-density states in the ξM-field? **A Theory of Everything should be able to answer everything.** Uniphics Explained Simply PDF: Chapters 1–10 free: Grokipedia: #Uniphics #TheoryOfEverything #QuantumTime #TimeFlow #SpinWaves Grok xAI
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🚨PHYSICS NEWS🚨: Physicists Are Now Saying Time Itself Can Be in Superposition — And It Makes Perfect Sense 🧨 According to a theoretical framework published in *Physical Review Letters* and reported in May 2026, researchers have shown that state-of-the-art trapped-ion atomic clocks can be used to observe the quantum superposition of time. By entangling the clock’s motion with its internal energy states, the system can exist in a superposition of different time flows simultaneously. This is a major step toward experimentally probing the quantum nature of time itself. This work offers the broader scientific community a new experimental frontier in quantum foundations. It challenges classical notions of time as a universal parameter and opens the door to testing how relativity and quantum mechanics intersect at the level of time itself. **Uniphics has been saying something similar for years — and it’s not mysterious or weird.** In Uniphics, time flow is not a fixed background. It is a local property determined by energy density via the Maley transform (\( t_{\rm flow} = k / E_d \)). Different regions or configurations with different energy densities experience different time flows. When a system is prepared in a quantum superposition of different energy-density states (or different spin-wave configurations that affect local energy density), it naturally exists in a superposition of different time flows. The atomic clock experiments are essentially creating superposed states where the clock experiences different local time flows at the same “global” moment. The entanglement between motion and internal energy is the mechanism that allows the superposition to be maintained and detected. Uniphics predicts this behavior because the ξM-field supports coherent spin-wave patterns that can correlate different energy-density environments. No need for wavefunction collapse, many-worlds, or other interpretive gymnastics — it is a deterministic consequence of variable time flow and spin-wave coherence. This is not an add-on to quantum mechanics. It is the natural outcome of the three pillars. The “quantum superposition of time” is just what happens when spin quanta create superposed energy-density conditions. Uniphics explains why such experiments work, what limits they will hit, and how to extend them — all without the philosophical baggage that usually accompanies quantum foundations. The mainstream community is slowly catching up to the idea that time itself can be quantum. Uniphics has had a coherent, first-principles explanation for this from the beginning. The data will continue to support it. Are physicists finally ready to accept that time flow is fundamental and variable — and that the apparent “superposition of time” is simply the result of superposed energy-density states in the ξM-field? **A Theory of Everything should be able to answer everything.** Uniphics Explained Simply PDF: Chapters 1–10 free: Grokipedia: #Uniphics #TheoryOfEverything #QuantumTime #TimeFlow #SpinWaves Grok xAI

Paul Maley

32,357 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

BITCOIN RAILS #62: BITCOIN'S 3 BIGGEST CHALLENGES | with Neha Narula Director of Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 🔗 YOUTUBE: 🌱 SPOTIFY: Neha Narula is the Director of the MIT Digital Currency Initiative, where she focuses on Bitcoin research and the broader design tradeoffs of decentralized money systems. Her work often centers on what Bitcoin gets right—and where it runs into hard limits—especially around scaling, decentralization, and how systems behave as global demand increases. In this interview, Neha and I explore longer-term risks to Bitcoin—including advancements in quantum computing and the implications of a diminishing block subsidy—as well as the ongoing challenge of scaling Bitcoin without losing access to self-custody. A thoughtful conversation on how Bitcoin may change in the coming years, we also explore its social and governance dynamics—including tensions within the development community over protocol changes, scaling philosophies, and the future direction of the system. This episode of Bitcoin Rails is brought to you by: LayerTwo Labs LayerTwo Labs — developing research, software, and technologies for scaling Bitcoin via the integration of Drivechains (BIP 300/301) Hashi on Sui — a primitive for executing Bitcoin Defi transactions, without having to trust a federated bridge or other centralized entity BitBox BitBox— an open-source Bitcoin-only hardware wallet, with smooth UX and no compromises on security. Check out Bitbox [dot] swiss and use code BITCOINRAILS to get a discount TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 00:17 Neha’s Origins 02:26 Bitcoin to MIT 04:40 Media Lab Culture and Mission 11:34 CBDCs as Digital Cash Debate 24:42 Funding Model and Bitcoin Security Budget 29:55 Reorg Risk and Quantum Computing 32:14 Bitcoin Dev Funding Map 42:49 Governance and Corporate Stakes 50:23 Quantum Tradeoffs Framework 56:02 Post Quantum Proposals 58:59 Prioritize PQ Transactions 01:00:54 Satoshi Coins Debate 01:02:12 Mining Incentives And Price 01:08:08 Corporate Funding And Governance 01:10:54 Scaling Self Custody And L2s 01:20:30 Bitcoin Kernel And Wrap Up
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BITCOIN RAILS #62: BITCOIN'S 3 BIGGEST CHALLENGES | with Neha Narula Director of Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 🔗 YOUTUBE: 🌱 SPOTIFY: Neha Narula is the Director of the MIT Digital Currency Initiative, where she focuses on Bitcoin research and the broader design tradeoffs of decentralized money systems. Her work often centers on what Bitcoin gets right—and where it runs into hard limits—especially around scaling, decentralization, and how systems behave as global demand increases. In this interview, Neha and I explore longer-term risks to Bitcoin—including advancements in quantum computing and the implications of a diminishing block subsidy—as well as the ongoing challenge of scaling Bitcoin without losing access to self-custody. A thoughtful conversation on how Bitcoin may change in the coming years, we also explore its social and governance dynamics—including tensions within the development community over protocol changes, scaling philosophies, and the future direction of the system. This episode of Bitcoin Rails is brought to you by: LayerTwo Labs LayerTwo Labs — developing research, software, and technologies for scaling Bitcoin via the integration of Drivechains (BIP 300/301) Hashi on Sui — a primitive for executing Bitcoin Defi transactions, without having to trust a federated bridge or other centralized entity BitBox BitBox— an open-source Bitcoin-only hardware wallet, with smooth UX and no compromises on security. Check out Bitbox [dot] swiss and use code BITCOINRAILS to get a discount TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 00:17 Neha’s Origins 02:26 Bitcoin to MIT 04:40 Media Lab Culture and Mission 11:34 CBDCs as Digital Cash Debate 24:42 Funding Model and Bitcoin Security Budget 29:55 Reorg Risk and Quantum Computing 32:14 Bitcoin Dev Funding Map 42:49 Governance and Corporate Stakes 50:23 Quantum Tradeoffs Framework 56:02 Post Quantum Proposals 58:59 Prioritize PQ Transactions 01:00:54 Satoshi Coins Debate 01:02:12 Mining Incentives And Price 01:08:08 Corporate Funding And Governance 01:10:54 Scaling Self Custody And L2s 01:20:30 Bitcoin Kernel And Wrap Up

Isabel Foxen Duke⚡️

24,580 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Could AI deserve rights before it even feels like anything to be an AI? Oxford moral philosopher Andreas Mogensen thinks... maybe. In her first interview for the 80,000 Hours Podcast my colleague Zershaaneh Qureshi pushes Andreas on that, as well as new arguments for why human extinction could be a good thing: The puzzle of moral patienthood (00:03:20) Is subjective experience necessary? (00:05:52) What is it to desire? (00:10:42) Desiring without experiencing (00:17:56) What would make AIs moral patients? (00:28:17) Another route entirely: deserving autonomy (00:45:12) Maybe there's no objective truth about any of this (01:12:06) Practical implications (01:29:21) Why not just let superintelligence figure this out for us? (01:38:07) How could human extinction be a good thing? (01:47:30) Lexical threshold negative utilitarianism (02:12:30) So... should we still try to prevent extinction? (02:25:22) What are the most important questions for people to address here? (02:32:16) Is God GDPR compliant? (02:35:32) Links below, enjoy!
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Could AI deserve rights before it even feels like anything to be an AI? Oxford moral philosopher Andreas Mogensen thinks... maybe. In her first interview for the 80,000 Hours Podcast my colleague Zershaaneh Qureshi pushes Andreas on that, as well as new arguments for why human extinction could be a good thing: The puzzle of moral patienthood (00:03:20) Is subjective experience necessary? (00:05:52) What is it to desire? (00:10:42) Desiring without experiencing (00:17:56) What would make AIs moral patients? (00:28:17) Another route entirely: deserving autonomy (00:45:12) Maybe there's no objective truth about any of this (01:12:06) Practical implications (01:29:21) Why not just let superintelligence figure this out for us? (01:38:07) How could human extinction be a good thing? (01:47:30) Lexical threshold negative utilitarianism (02:12:30) So... should we still try to prevent extinction? (02:25:22) What are the most important questions for people to address here? (02:32:16) Is God GDPR compliant? (02:35:32) Links below, enjoy!

Rob Wiblin

10,720 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Ep. 19 | Free The Money | What This War Is REALLY About… Dr. Jim Willie In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Jim Willie, who breaks down what he believes is really driving the war, not geopolitics, but a deeper financial battle. He argues the consequences will be felt through rising oil prices, inflation, and a breakdown in demand for U.S. Treasuries. According to Dr. Willie, institutions like the Exchange Stabilization Fund are quietly propping up the system, while global powers shift toward neutral assets like gold. He also points to the City of London and its alleged move toward Dubai as part of a larger restructuring of financial control. In his view, this war is ultimately about gold, power, and the future of the monetary system. Sign up for ITrustCapitol with this link for $100 funding bonus. See why people are opening a tax-advantaged Crypto, Gold & Silver IRA for their future: Sign up for Dr. Jim Willie’s Newsletter: 00:00 Current Global Conflicts 23:35 Oil Prices and Economic Forecasts 31:10 Cultural Insights from the Gulf 31:49 XRP's Ubiquity in the Gulf Region 33:57 The Future of Treasury Bills 35:30 The Shift Towards Neutral Assets 38:05 XRP as a Bridge Asset 39:47 The Impending Credit Crisis 41:54 The Strait of Hormuz 44:07 Economic Implications of Oil Prices 46:29 The Reality of Inflation and Recession 47:52 Trump, War, and Economic Strategy 59:46 The Shifting Sands of Dubai 01:02:40 Oil Prices and Market Dynamics 01:03:38 Military Movements and Strategic Implications 01:07:49 Public Sentiment on War 01:11:24 The Role of Global Powers 01:19:55 Understanding the Empire of Three Cities 01:23:48 Exploring Sovereign Nations and Financial Surpluses 01:24:20 Understanding Credit Default Swaps and Economic Implications 01:25:44 Geopolitical Tensions and Potential Retaliations 01:27:46 Cuba, Venezuela, and the Quest for Freedom 01:29:20 The Gold Reserves and Economic Power Dynamics 01:31:55 Iran's Revolutionary Guard and the Future of Regime Change 01:33:26 The Role of Silver in Economic Stability 01:37:37 Investing in Precious Metals and Cryptocurrencies
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Ep. 19 | Free The Money | What This War Is REALLY About… Dr. Jim Willie In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Jim Willie, who breaks down what he believes is really driving the war, not geopolitics, but a deeper financial battle. He argues the consequences will be felt through rising oil prices, inflation, and a breakdown in demand for U.S. Treasuries. According to Dr. Willie, institutions like the Exchange Stabilization Fund are quietly propping up the system, while global powers shift toward neutral assets like gold. He also points to the City of London and its alleged move toward Dubai as part of a larger restructuring of financial control. In his view, this war is ultimately about gold, power, and the future of the monetary system. Sign up for ITrustCapitol with this link for $100 funding bonus. See why people are opening a tax-advantaged Crypto, Gold & Silver IRA for their future: Sign up for Dr. Jim Willie’s Newsletter: 00:00 Current Global Conflicts 23:35 Oil Prices and Economic Forecasts 31:10 Cultural Insights from the Gulf 31:49 XRP's Ubiquity in the Gulf Region 33:57 The Future of Treasury Bills 35:30 The Shift Towards Neutral Assets 38:05 XRP as a Bridge Asset 39:47 The Impending Credit Crisis 41:54 The Strait of Hormuz 44:07 Economic Implications of Oil Prices 46:29 The Reality of Inflation and Recession 47:52 Trump, War, and Economic Strategy 59:46 The Shifting Sands of Dubai 01:02:40 Oil Prices and Market Dynamics 01:03:38 Military Movements and Strategic Implications 01:07:49 Public Sentiment on War 01:11:24 The Role of Global Powers 01:19:55 Understanding the Empire of Three Cities 01:23:48 Exploring Sovereign Nations and Financial Surpluses 01:24:20 Understanding Credit Default Swaps and Economic Implications 01:25:44 Geopolitical Tensions and Potential Retaliations 01:27:46 Cuba, Venezuela, and the Quest for Freedom 01:29:20 The Gold Reserves and Economic Power Dynamics 01:31:55 Iran's Revolutionary Guard and the Future of Regime Change 01:33:26 The Role of Silver in Economic Stability 01:37:37 Investing in Precious Metals and Cryptocurrencies

Bri Teresi

31,206 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

You don’t know people as well as you think. Polina Pompliano studies the world’s highest performers—and what she’s found challenges how we think about success, creativity, and human behavior. From mental models to media bias to the hidden motivations driving people, this is a deep dive into how great thinkers actually see the world. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 02:12 – How Polina Breaks Down High Performers 06:02 – Rationality vs Emotion 10:03 – Creativity and Logic 15:30 – The Power of Storytelling 19:00 – Building The Profile 22:29 – The Mask vs The Real Person 30:48 – Growing Up in Bulgaria 36:03 – What Freedom Actually Means 40:17 – Why We’re All in Ideological “Cults” 01:00:15 – What She Learned From Profiling People
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You don’t know people as well as you think. Polina Pompliano studies the world’s highest performers—and what she’s found challenges how we think about success, creativity, and human behavior. From mental models to media bias to the hidden motivations driving people, this is a deep dive into how great thinkers actually see the world. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 02:12 – How Polina Breaks Down High Performers 06:02 – Rationality vs Emotion 10:03 – Creativity and Logic 15:30 – The Power of Storytelling 19:00 – Building The Profile 22:29 – The Mask vs The Real Person 30:48 – Growing Up in Bulgaria 36:03 – What Freedom Actually Means 40:17 – Why We’re All in Ideological “Cults” 01:00:15 – What She Learned From Profiling People

Infinite Loops 🎙

50,994 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Here's an edit of the Elon Musk interview hosted by Katherine Brodsky discussing a myriad of topics. This version boosts audio quality and reduces pauses and dead space by 33%. Thank you David Carbutt for the work! Timestamps: (00:00) The Journey of SpaceX and Tesla (01:06) Misunderstandings and Misinformation (03:42) The Role of Social Media in Free Speech (04:12) The Impact of Government Control on Media (06:32) The Evolution of Twitter and the Need for a Fresh Start (07:17) The Challenges of Moderation on Social Media Platforms (12:12) The Role of Citizen Journalism in Modern Media (17:45) The Future of Legacy Media (28:08) The Power of Amplifying Ideas and People (36:35) The Importance of Open-Mindedness and Self-Criticism (38:49) Community Notes and Open Source Data (39:58) The Role of Accuracy and Opinions in Posting (40:22) The Idea of a Sarcasm Detector (41:01) The Potential of AI in Enhancing Accuracy (42:39) The Future of AI and Deepfakes (44:59) The Vision for X as an All-in-One App (46:38) The Concept of Trust in Institutions (51:24) The Impact of Gene Editing on Humanity (55:42) The Challenge of Censorship and Free Speech (01:02:24) The Unusual Case of a Voice Doppelganger (01:07:35) Starting a Conversation: Texting and Simulations (01:08:43) Discussing Starship Launch and Future Plans (01:10:32) Engaging in Casual Conversations and Sharing Photos (01:11:55) Exploring the Idea of Expanding the Scope of Reality (01:13:27) Exploring the Concept of Simulation Theory (01:13:52) Discussing the Concept of AI in the Simulation (01:20:42) Addressing Questions about Ad Demonetization (01:23:11) Addressing Concerns about Doxxing and Harassment (01:30:47) Discussing the Monetization of Spaces (01:31:34) Discussing the Future of AI and OpenAI (01:35:17) Discussion on National Debt and AI (01:36:06) Involvement of Family Members (01:36:45) Questions and Answers (01:37:31) Impersonations and Voice Modulations (01:38:47) Discussion on Accents and Language Learning (01:41:14) Discussion on AI and Voice Imitation (01:46:45) Serious Discussion on AI and Social Media (01:51:27) Discussion on Physics and AI (01:58:18) Closing Remarks and Final Questions
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Here's an edit of the Elon Musk interview hosted by Katherine Brodsky discussing a myriad of topics. This version boosts audio quality and reduces pauses and dead space by 33%. Thank you David Carbutt for the work! Timestamps: (00:00) The Journey of SpaceX and Tesla (01:06) Misunderstandings and Misinformation (03:42) The Role of Social Media in Free Speech (04:12) The Impact of Government Control on Media (06:32) The Evolution of Twitter and the Need for a Fresh Start (07:17) The Challenges of Moderation on Social Media Platforms (12:12) The Role of Citizen Journalism in Modern Media (17:45) The Future of Legacy Media (28:08) The Power of Amplifying Ideas and People (36:35) The Importance of Open-Mindedness and Self-Criticism (38:49) Community Notes and Open Source Data (39:58) The Role of Accuracy and Opinions in Posting (40:22) The Idea of a Sarcasm Detector (41:01) The Potential of AI in Enhancing Accuracy (42:39) The Future of AI and Deepfakes (44:59) The Vision for X as an All-in-One App (46:38) The Concept of Trust in Institutions (51:24) The Impact of Gene Editing on Humanity (55:42) The Challenge of Censorship and Free Speech (01:02:24) The Unusual Case of a Voice Doppelganger (01:07:35) Starting a Conversation: Texting and Simulations (01:08:43) Discussing Starship Launch and Future Plans (01:10:32) Engaging in Casual Conversations and Sharing Photos (01:11:55) Exploring the Idea of Expanding the Scope of Reality (01:13:27) Exploring the Concept of Simulation Theory (01:13:52) Discussing the Concept of AI in the Simulation (01:20:42) Addressing Questions about Ad Demonetization (01:23:11) Addressing Concerns about Doxxing and Harassment (01:30:47) Discussing the Monetization of Spaces (01:31:34) Discussing the Future of AI and OpenAI (01:35:17) Discussion on National Debt and AI (01:36:06) Involvement of Family Members (01:36:45) Questions and Answers (01:37:31) Impersonations and Voice Modulations (01:38:47) Discussion on Accents and Language Learning (01:41:14) Discussion on AI and Voice Imitation (01:46:45) Serious Discussion on AI and Social Media (01:51:27) Discussion on Physics and AI (01:58:18) Closing Remarks and Final Questions

Farzad 🇺🇸 🇮🇷

2,033,302 просмотров • 2 лет назад