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This model of physics does make some falsifiable predictions, and there are discussions about how to test them elsewhere. Unlike string theory, this theory doe
by smaddox 2y ago
This model of physics does make some falsifiable predictions, and there are discussions about how to test them elsewhere.
Unlike string theory, this theory does not have any free variables to adjust. It's either true or it's false.
I, for one, find it to be trivially true. It fits every observation and is the only theory ever posed that doesn't have the "But why those initial conditions?" problem.