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I know Eric Weinstein has introduced a (fairly undocumented) "theory of everything" which pins the fundamental structure of the universe to be geometric in natu
by alexpetralia 6y ago
I know Eric Weinstein has introduced a (fairly undocumented) "theory of everything" which pins the fundamental structure of the universe to be geometric in nature (11 dimensions). Does anyone know if this is at all related? Or perhaps the geometric approach in physics is fairly typical?
- Koshkin 6y agoI do not believe it's related. Symplectic spaces are useful in classical mechanics. Not sure about "typical", but yes, geometry in general is the most important part of the conceptual mathematical framework of modern theoretical physics.
- alexpetralia 6y agoGood to know - thanks for clarifying.