The tl;dr Universe

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Academia out of the loop and left behind?

>>8282735
Wtf is this the woo Theory of Everything?

>>8282735
Fran de Aquino is completely right.

>>8282947
This is actually the way you would naively (naive feels a bit strong, but blindly if you were trying it for the first time) quantize gravity. Even Witten (very solid theorist known for revolutionary insights into unifying mathematical principles like knot theory into concrete applications i.e. in condensed matter systems) has a nice little paper describing this process. Of course, it doesn't seem to happily solve all the problems or else this field would be much more lively.

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Incomplete doesn't mean unengineerable.
Steam engine was first (Papin 1679),
thermodynamics came later.

>>8282180

>dimensions

pseud get off

>>8283797
I never understood the purpose of being a stealth aircraft, but announcing your presence to the world by turning on your big floodlights over Phoenix and trolling the normies.

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>>8283844
Unlike operational military aircraft, they want to be seen, obviously. The reported UAP light show is getting more and more absurd. Could be about gauging the level of ignorance, the half life of public perception. Or the 'several football field sized' (wikipedia) craft was theirs and not ours or it was a bipartisan stunt. Arizona Governor called it a "craft of unknown origin".

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Einstein never passed a beer review.

>>8284001
Gibe sources on electrogravitics please. I'm still skeptical about all this. If there was something like a book that wasn't too heavy on math but wasn't entirely written for a mass pop-sci market either, I would definitely read it.

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>>8285449
Thomas Townsend Brown comes to mind, even NASA, but the more important magneto-gravitics is classified physics (not fit for public consumption) because Lockheed Martin got a contract to supply the handles for the cups on the flying saucers.