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PrettyPebble
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
The 9 lines do not say this. The lines do say that drugs are made of atoms and that the molecules follow quantum theory.
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
Number of dimensions is one of the 25 numbers of line 9. But reducing the nine lines to fewer lines is an open problem, indeed.
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
For deriving special and general relativity, see https://www.motionmountain.net/maximumforce.html The page also cites the papers proving the statement.
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
The Indian number system is treated in detail. Indian mathematicians are mentioned and cited.
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
Writing notes and comments is great - the text only says highlight or underline!
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
Or just beautiful!
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
Improved the first. The second is ok.
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
True!
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
Good point - but it needs computers...
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
Good one!
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PrettyPebble
5y ago
You are right - The text should say all "natural sciences".
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A 9-line summary of textbook physics
(motionmountain.net)
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5y ago
Fun fact: all physics experiments ever made can be described by 9 lines, without any deviation between theory and observations. The 9 lines are sufficient to describe quantum physics and gravity. It seems that the 9 lines even contain all
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5y ago
The correct link is https://www.motionmountain.net/index.html
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6y ago
No. The two contradict each other.
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The strand conjecture is falsified if supersymmetry is found, because it predicts that supersymmetry does not exist. The strand conjecture can also be falsified with a few hundred other experiments. A partial list is here: www.motionmountai
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6y ago
It works in 3 dimensions, and predicts the lack of supersymmetry.