Thinking creating problems cannot solve them. Vacuum tubes, discrete solid state, large scale integration. Stuff is formula units not atoms. Further scale contraction violently offends management. War on Terror, War on Drugs, EPA neuter American garages
Cosmology, baryogenesis, Tully-Fisher; why GR and QM mutually fail are easily located: consistent with prior observation, externally arriving as experiment not theory, unfundable heresy,
Physics, stop doing what you are doing and do it. Maxwell was 20 equations clever, Heaviside was four equations useful.
This public lecture is arranged by the Ideas Roadshow, which I mentioned before. It’s run by Howard Burton, former director of PI. They have some teaser videos which you might enjoy:
Speaking of former directors, I believe Neil Turok’s term at PI is about to run out and I want to complain that I haven’t yet heard rumors who’s in the pipe^^.
As for this blog, please expect that comments might get stuck in the queue longer than usual.
posted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 12:45 PM on Nov 9, 2016
"Away Note"
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Thinking creating problems cannot solve them. Vacuum tubes, discrete solid state, large scale integration. Stuff is formula units not atoms. Further scale contraction violently offends management. War on Terror, War on Drugs, EPA neuter American garages
Cosmology, baryogenesis, Tully-Fisher; why GR and QM mutually fail are easily located: consistent with prior observation, externally arriving as experiment not theory, unfundable heresy,
Physics, stop doing what you are doing and do it. Maxwell was 20 equations clever, Heaviside was four equations useful.
10:34 AM, November 10, 2016
Regarding Neil Turok, they did ask us to be discreet. ;)
3:54 PM, November 15, 2016