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>You aren't going to find departures just by banging around in your garage This kind of rhetoric saddens me. Someone says "design an experiment" and you jump t
by simpaticoder 2y ago
>You aren't going to find departures just by banging around in your garage
This kind of rhetoric saddens me. Someone says "design an experiment" and you jump to the least charitable conclusion. That people do this is perhaps understandable, but to do it and not get pushback leads to it happening more and more, to the detriment of civil conversation.
No, the experiment I had in mind would take place near the Schwarzchild radius of a black hole. This would require an enormous effort, and (civilizational) luck to defy the expectations set by the Drake equation/Fermi paradox. It's something to look forward to, even if not in our lifetimes!
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- exe34 2y ago> No, the experiment I had in mind would take place near the Schwarzchild radius of a black hole I think the GP was thinking of more practical experiments, not science fiction.
- SiempreViernes 2y agoI mean you did just suggest that classical QM can be supplanted by your heavily underspecified finite(?)-state model for which you provide essentially no details, you must admit that's pretty crank-y behaviour.