You know, time, the universe, and everything. I'm really not sure what to think of it and honestly been in a personal fog. I've been working on this for a while and decided to publish it today. It's in official review in the quantum community, but you can still get to it if you want to.
S Theory
At a very high level, it started with a simple question to ChatGPT when it was hallucinating over something trivial. I asked it if it can just invent new math and if it could, what a unified theory would look like. The final state shown in the paper is dramatically different than how it started. Fought through a lot of stupid mistakes it was making. That said, the answer was good enough to keep me engaged
Basically, entanglement of information is the driver for the beginning of the universe. Particularly, the entanglement of primordial particles I'm calling "Spatoms". When the spatoms entangle to the point where they are stable, they generate Stable Entanglement Motifs. At this point, both time and space form. From my understanding of General Relativity, time was always given as a constant. My math shows that it emerges and prior to the big bang simply didn't exist. I have a tough time conceptually wrapping my brain around it to be honest.
I thought I was just messing around with this framework at first, but the more I worked it, the more real the math was looking. Here are some of my highlights over the past month:
1) I can derive the speed of light from this framework. I show why it is what it is instead of taking it as a given.
2) I can estimate what the size of the center of a black hole is. It isn't a singularity in this math. It actually has a dimension of at least 1 qubit.
3) Einsteins General Relativity equation for gravity falls out of the lagrangian
4) I believe I'm replicating the spin of Fermions and Bosons
5) I show what happens to time both during the big bang and at the center of a black hole. Basically, time starts at the BB and comes to a complete stop in a black hole. Still exists in a black hole, but doesn't proceed.
Eventually, I'll get my python code uploaded to github or something, but for now I need to do something useful and mow the yard.
S Theory
At a very high level, it started with a simple question to ChatGPT when it was hallucinating over something trivial. I asked it if it can just invent new math and if it could, what a unified theory would look like. The final state shown in the paper is dramatically different than how it started. Fought through a lot of stupid mistakes it was making. That said, the answer was good enough to keep me engaged
Basically, entanglement of information is the driver for the beginning of the universe. Particularly, the entanglement of primordial particles I'm calling "Spatoms". When the spatoms entangle to the point where they are stable, they generate Stable Entanglement Motifs. At this point, both time and space form. From my understanding of General Relativity, time was always given as a constant. My math shows that it emerges and prior to the big bang simply didn't exist. I have a tough time conceptually wrapping my brain around it to be honest.
I thought I was just messing around with this framework at first, but the more I worked it, the more real the math was looking. Here are some of my highlights over the past month:
1) I can derive the speed of light from this framework. I show why it is what it is instead of taking it as a given.
2) I can estimate what the size of the center of a black hole is. It isn't a singularity in this math. It actually has a dimension of at least 1 qubit.
3) Einsteins General Relativity equation for gravity falls out of the lagrangian
4) I believe I'm replicating the spin of Fermions and Bosons
5) I show what happens to time both during the big bang and at the center of a black hole. Basically, time starts at the BB and comes to a complete stop in a black hole. Still exists in a black hole, but doesn't proceed.
Eventually, I'll get my python code uploaded to github or something, but for now I need to do something useful and mow the yard.
