Is Renormalization Ruining Physics? A Deep Dive
Summary
At FriendZone | Make Friends & Chat ⋅ Active Social Fun ⋅ Chill ⋅ VC, we are diving deep into the philosophy of science. This announcement explores the controversial nature of renormalization in modern physics, questioning whether it is a mathematical shortcut or a barrier to a more rigorous theory. The discussion highlights the limitations of current models and encourages our community to explore alternatives like LQC and TQFTs to solve the fundamental problems of the universe.
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i don't use insta😭
i am younger than you😭
caring about your privacy is not grandma/grandpa behaviour
uhh adult these days
less ads no one will be spying on you 24/7 and why give your details to a big ahh corporation who doesn't care about ethics and only works for money
great ig
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they use your data to train their ai that is turning making peoples lives worse
it will be so many people have lost their jobs
that's the only good use case of ai
bullshit
ai do cost most than people over time but they aren't rehiring
there are less jobs then there used to be before due to ai
Nahh they lay them off
Not all companies do that lol
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They just use AI to do it all, that's all I hear from some of the workers
creativity is dying people are just staring at rndm short vids made by a guy or an unfunny meme tht is brain rot due to that algorithm yk
give the link and add a space somewhere
ok but only the large companies are doing this like ford or IBM
brb
ehh doesn't matter fuck everyone
Thanks for turning a talk about Physics into a shitshow.
Why are you defending AI as if your life depends on it ? Weird.
Technically, it can.
For to formulate a theory mathematically, you don't need funding. A pen and paper can suffice !
But since the mathematics involved is quite advanced and almost uncharted territory in Physics, it will take much effort and time.
After that, proving your theory by experimentation is what takes funding.
If mathematical and experimental physicists find your theory compelling enough, they can independently test your theories too.
Well, OK, case closed.
Experimenting on those theories how exactly, idk much about advanced mathematics and physics
Nothing too much, just testing the predictions the theory makes about certain scenarios.
