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originally posted by: AlephBet
Both sides of this debate lead one direction: either we are a fractured reflection of symmetry breaking from a larger reality, or we are a product of a complete infinity of knowledge.
originally posted by: Elton
originally posted by: AlephBet
Both sides of this debate lead one direction: either we are a fractured reflection of symmetry breaking from a larger reality, or we are a product of a complete infinity of knowledge.
I have never heard physicists posit either of these theories, I thought supersymmetry was suggested as a way to overcome the hierarchy problem between the weak force and gravity.
"I have never heard physicists posit either of these theories, I thought supersymmetry was suggested as a way to overcome the hierarchy problem between the weak force and gravity. "
originally posted by: AlephBet
Watch the documentary about CERN on Netflix this month. It's called Partial Fever. The ambition is to know which theory is correct: Supersymmetry or Many Worlds.
originally posted by: Elton
originally posted by: AlephBet
Watch the documentary about CERN on Netflix this month. It's called Partial Fever. The ambition is to know which theory is correct: Supersymmetry or Many Worlds.
Thanks, I will check it out, I guess I feel that faith does not need proof from science.
It kind of feels like 'God of the gaps' to me...
originally posted by: Elton
originally posted by: AlephBet
Watch the documentary about CERN on Netflix this month. It's called Partial Fever. The ambition is to know which theory is correct: Supersymmetry or Many Worlds.
Thanks, I will check it out, I guess I feel that faith does not need proof from science.
It kind of feels like 'God of the gaps' to me...
originally posted by: 3n19m470
a reply to: TzarChasm
maybe he just needs a little push in the right direction and he can be the "worlds foremost blah blah...." or maybe he has no desire to be such.
I like a lot of his stuff. but it goes over a lot of people's heads. its work and most people dont like that. that doesnt necessarily mean its true. dont get me wrong. but I find it to be of interest.
I like a lot of his stuff. but it goes over a lot of people's heads.
originally posted by: Astyanax
Please explain, in your own words what gauge symmetry is.
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