Thinking about the gnostics and the string theorists who think they can get the equations to balance if they can just get n(5-125) more dimensions in to make it all work.
Thinking about the gnostics and the string theorists who think they can get the equations to balance if they can just get n(5-125) more dimensions in to make it all work.
"If I can just get an extra day on this deadline…"
I take it back. An extra day or two would be wonderful.
Look, all it requires is [checks notes] eleven dimensions
Just 11? Piker. I've seen 126 and fractionals suggested as necessary which seems very el oh el to me.
Well, eleven is when I tapped out. I can imagine the somersaults in the meantime.
I'm just a caveman. But even I understand that when your equations only work in a worldspace that our universe explicitly does not exist in, then maybe you're barking up the wrong tree.
This was a good read:
Huh. I may have to track that down. I'll also note that string theory still seems to be pretty dominant in institutional physics, so far as I can tell. But theory is pretty wiggly stuff.
Both Lee Smolin and Carlo Rovelli are great reads in this regard btw
I expect to get a lot of hatemail for this one, from both sides. What if this dimension actually had the same importance as what's attributed to all the others. I know the grass is always greener and such, but maybe it really isn't.