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It's always good to challenge assumptions but this looks like it will need quite a bit of replication and pairs of eyes to go beyond the stage of measurement/pr
by cmehdy 6y ago
It's always good to challenge assumptions but this looks like it will need quite a bit of replication and pairs of eyes to go beyond the stage of measurement/protocol anomalies, if I understand the linked articles correctly (more accurately, their abstracts).
I do wonder what would the consequences of cosmic anisotropy would be for the nature of the universe and of its physics. I'm so out of my depth there that it's a land of fantasy to me.