https://xitter.cf/t.co/dDMoBpFuSO • How simple and frugal a thing is happiness.

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Joined October 2007
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a feel good moment through and through. alex writes an all time great tweet, all the comments/replies are happy & supportive, and to top it off it gets LD's blessing - he really enjoyed that one. there is still hope in this world.
I’m speechless. I have no speech. The man himself had acknowledged me. Thank you to everyone who’s liked, commented, reposted and reached out to me these past 36 hours. Never in a million years did I expect this to happen.
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What can we do to reduce the national attention deficit?
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Not everything is a company.
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Not finding GU at least interesting as a physicist is a sign of dilapidated taste and priorities. It has spinors and gauge fields, a rich structure dividing into two levels of field theory, all the right field content for the real world, and has the spirit of both GR and GUTs.
His answer is self explanatory, he has no interest in good faith - Eric clearly knows physics and GU is based entirely on recovering geometrical and observable features of our best theories. That doesn't mean it is as developed as them, but it has the right ingredients.
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The most marvelous use of a life, indeed. Despite how awful humans can be, I love humanity dearly, I love this planet and the inconceivable wonders it contains, and I hope to make some meaningful contribution to restoring our indefinite future and traversing the cosmos.
I love this place. You see it in everything I talk about. It is 100 percent serious. I don’t want to go to Mars. I want our descendents to survive. So far as I understand it, @elonmusk is motivated by Mars because he doesn’t see physics as viable. So Mars motivates an engineer. It can be attacked today without a change in Einsteinian physics or cracking the Standard Model. He must find physics enervating as it hasn’t moved. I have the inverted reaction. Everyday I think about physics because I think it is doable. In fact, I think we will occupy Mars from Post Einsteinian physics before we get their with chemical rockets. I cannot explain why we have come to opposite conclusions. I wish we were holding debates and conferences about what we can do to beat the clock as we have billions of eggs in one basket. But it isn’t sci fi. I just spoke about the Dark Energy in a physics department. We are going to attack this one way or the other. And we need more people daring to take this seriously in public. Our top priority on earth is as clear to me as can be: we must do everything in technical fields to restore our indefinite human future that was lost in November of 1952. I honestly don’t know how anyone comes to a different conclusion. And if @elonmusk and I ever debate it out, I will move to his project if he can convince me chemical rockets are the way to go. I would like to think he would do the same if he became convinced that a change in our laws of physics is likely to work first. It’s not about ego. It’s not about science fiction. It is nakedly about one thing: loving humanity and the quest to restore an indefinite future. And traverse the cosmos. If no one laughed when you said that, wouldn’t you agree that this is the most marvelous use of a life? I think you would. Then ignore the laughter. Think about it. I trust you will come to the same conclusion. Thanks!
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Gave a talk at Hebrew University Physics Department today on the geometric basis for Dark Energy. Since it is April 1, April fools day as it were, I wanted to leave this formula here. For the future. I predict this formula will be the replacement for the cosmological constant.
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You’re “too early” on so many things, much of your audience has remained unready to realize the acronyms and concepts actually point to something concrete, let alone to process the extensive implications and ramifications. I hope to see them dig in a little more, and soon🤞
Replying to @ericweinstein
I’m only now realizing that people thought I was speaking figuratively about all those crazy acronyms: EGO GIN DISC No. No no no. This is it. Rather, it’s only a part of it. And it spares nothing. It is cradle to grave. Seemless. Including ground truth. You will ultimately find that people were paid to fake science. Then reviewers would be induced to gate the debunking science and publish the bad science. Dissenting scientists and researchers would vanish and/or have their work ascribed to others who went along. Journalists would then breathlessly report on the faked science. Funding agencies would take note, then fund the fake science citing the public interest. A giant tax funded “non-governmental” circular Kayfabe machine. All peer reviewed. Laundered. Immaculate
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Paul Graham
@paulg12 Nov 2024
Your moral principles and your economic interests won't always be aligned. What you do when they're not is a test of character.
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Wow! Congratulations @ericweinstein on reaching 1M followers on @X today!! 🍾 Well done, Doc :-) So grateful for your voice on this platform and elsewhere. Looking forward to much, much more.
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Replying to @gizakdag
I used the exact prompt: night --p --ar 2:3 Looks like my night is weird. Hah!
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Replying to @ericweinstein
@ericweinstein explains how to cultivate a Scientific Elite
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Wonderful to see this groundbreaking work by @ericweinstein & @PiaMalaney getting the attention of economists. Eric gave a talk about it @UChicago this week, which I attended & enjoyed. Using bundles w/connection (gauge theory) to define indices like CPI is a very promising idea
The proposal to extend the Cost-Of-Living framework to changing ordinal preferences using differential geometry is now up at @uchicago here, as our inflation numbers soar. Thanks to my mathematical colleague @edfrenkel for going over the draft Tues night: economics.uchicago.edu/sites…
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ANNOUNCEMENT: I head next week to @UChicago for 5 days (Nov. 8-12) at the request of its storied Department of Economics to present our theory that all of economics is based on the wrong version of the differential calculus. Importantly, this error afflicts Inflation & the CPI.
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Humbled to have played a part in this mission contributing pixels & code that enables humans to fly in space. Congrats to the @SpaceX Crew Displays Team members past and present who worked for years to make it happen. We now have a slowly growing user base of 14 users!
SpaceX
@SpaceX18 Sep 2021
Crew of @Inspiration4x - first all-civilian human spaceflight to orbit - returns to Earth
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Our friend @JakeOrthwein just released Part 2 of his miniseries on #Kayfabe. He's doing an amazing job tying together several of @ericweinstein's core ideas. Seriously high quality work, we're very impressed. Well done, Jake! 🔥🍻 #wtfhappenedin1971 youtube.com/watch?v=L39Xr6bU…
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Timeless content compounds.
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Too many ideas. Not enough time.
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There’s so much not to do.
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"There is a spooky quality about the ability of mathematicians to get there ahead of physicists. It's as if when Neil Armstrong first landed on the moon he found in the lunar dust the footsteps of Jules Verne" - Steven Weinberg on old math being applied in physics
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