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Jean Louis Van Belle
Добавлен 31 май 2014
AI agency, functional awareness or morality in AI-driven applications, ontology, and plain physics.
I blew my last credits with ElevenLabs in this audio video. It messed up by incorporating all of my voice into the 'GPT' voice. The result is somewhat startling but OK. The image or overlay was copied from Nvidia's 2016 whitepaper on its Tesla chip - so it is old but I like it. I could have used the beautiful architectural diagram of the 2017 "Google" paper on transformer or attention-driven LLM or LxM models. However, as RUclips did not single out this diagram as a copyright violation, I prefer to use it again. :-)
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AI and social media: do we need regulation or self-regulation?
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This is a follow-on audio dialogue between ChatGPT and me on the topic of this title. Now I have used all of my ElevenLabs creator credits - in just a few days rather than a month, so this effectively ends this small creative project of mine. I hope you enjoyed it ! Kindest regards - Jean Louis :-)
DeepSeek as an open-source derivative of proprietary LxM models?
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Our attention was caught by a CNBC documentary news item on the stellar rise of DeepSeek as an open-source LLM or LxM model. The news story suggests that DeepSeek may use a new revolutionary strategy to skip expensive development and learning, using proprietary LLM models such as ChatGPT instead of learning from the original datasets. That raises many issues - such as copyright issues - which w...
Proxima Centauri, New year's Eve, AD 2100
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This video creatively ends my AI-blog: theturingtests.com/. :-)
AI on the international rule of law - and how rules were transgressed rather than merely bent.
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This follows previous videos. I just asked GPT to produce a dialogue on a theme that probably worries many of people like me. Does the end justify all means we would use to achieve it? I am glad to see ChatGPT agrees with my take on that: it does not.
Open-source versus proprietary LxM models: the future of AI according to AI.
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The topic of my previous video was rather contentious: what does AI think of "deep state" theories and related concepts? I produced based on a brief chat - literally "talking" to it using voice-to-voice input and output, and I was surprised it did so well. This led to this one - on popular misconceptions about AI, and on the current competition between proprietary and open-source models - which...
A discussion with ChatGPT on the reality or unreality of the concept of the 'Deep State' concept.
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Despite the promising title, this is a rather shallow thing. ChatGPT ended up compressing a 40-minute voice exchange - literally, no writing - just talking - in less than three minutes of "speech." I can assure you that we did dig in "deep" and this audio message, therefore, does not quite capture the depth of the exchange. However, I actually think that is good: it protects me and ChatGPT and ...
About bitcoin, trust, transparency, and the future of money
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This is another GPT-generated audio. We let ChatGPT explore the above-mentioned themes: bitcoin, the ongoing debate on de-dollarization or, more generally, themes related to trust, transparency, and the future of money.
Can ChatGPT-4o already be qualified as an AGI-system?
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I think so... But listen to ChatGPT-4o itself for a more nuanced appraisal of itself. :-) I did not add much to this discussion - except for adding some cautionary notes: foundational AI models are great, but business leaders should not underestimate what it takes to build a true expert system. I think AGI is here already - but building true expert systems for an industry or an individual compa...
The agency of AI: friend or foe?
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Something went wrong with the "pitch" of the AI voice - but the contents is what it is: pretty good, I would think. I think this experiment shows that general AI - or AGI - is already here: it did not take much to elicit these thoughtful responses from ChatGPT. I think it is great - but it may worry you. :-)
AI, ethics and regulation: what about autonomous AI systems in a war situation?
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We are a bit on a roll with these short videos on using ChatGPT to trigger nuanced responses to complicated questions. I should have added a disclaimer: these are "rapid-fire" exchanges and neither ChatGPT nor me should be blamed for any provocative thoughts or concepts here. It is obvious that people are worried about AI - and they are worried for the same reasons my and my father's generation...
Functional self-awareness, ethics, emergent properties, and autonomous AI systems
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From all of the videos I produced on the topic of AI being good or bad - or, more specifically, about how to possibly regulate AI - I think the format of my previous video (ruclips.net/video/xyDq3zt_wGU/видео.html) was probably best: let AI talk for itself. I follow the same format here - arguing once again that AI is neither good or bad. It is a technology whose development - by open-source de...
Cybersecurity, IAM and NIS2
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We condensed our RG paper on this topic (www.researchgate.net/publication/387295103_Cybersecurity_and_Identity_Management) in a brief audio format. Image credit: Cyber crime by Nick Youngson CC BY-SA 3.0 Pix4free.
Artificial and human intelligence: ChatGPT's intermediate thoughts on it.
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I conversed quickly with ChatGPT-4o and asked it to wrap up my two previous episodes in my co-generated (AI me). This is what is says. I will probably challenge it next year (2025). :-)
AI, ethics, and regulation: what, why, and how? [Podcast Episode 2]
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This is another discussion between me and ChatGPT-4o on AI and the theme and regulation. It digs deeper into both philosophical questions (why?) as well as the technical aspects of it (how?).
Artificial intelligence: a key to solving humanity's greatest challenges?
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Artificial intelligence: a key to solving humanity's greatest challenges?
AI's transformer model as explained by GPT itself.
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AI's transformer model as explained by GPT itself.
A test of combining Chat-GPT and ElevenLabs to produce an AI-generated video on AI.
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A test of combining Chat-GPT and ElevenLabs to produce an AI-generated video on AI.
The new Nvidia-TSMC superchips: what is so special about them?
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The new Nvidia-TSMC superchips: what is so special about them?
Real quantum physics: why I think of quarks, gluons and strange quantum numbers as ad hoc hypotheses
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Real quantum physics: why I think of quarks, gluons and strange quantum numbers as ad hoc hypotheses
The Zitterbewegung interpretation of quantum mechanics: achievements and challenges
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The Zitterbewegung interpretation of quantum mechanics: achievements and challenges
Resolving some loose ends on my analysis of the electron amm and praising ChatGPT-4o and ChatGPT-o1
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Resolving some loose ends on my analysis of the electron amm and praising ChatGPT-4o and ChatGPT-o1
A geometric explanation of the anomaly of the magnetic moment of the electron
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A geometric explanation of the anomaly of the magnetic moment of the electron
't Niews va vandage: gin goeikopen'elektronika kopen, hee?
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't Niews va vandage: gin goeikopen'elektronika kopen, hee?
Oe mak j'un West-Vlamse chatbot mé ChatGPT?
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Oe mak j'un West-Vlamse chatbot mé ChatGPT?
My ultimate Zitterbewegung model: a proton as a 3D Lissajous oscillation of charge.
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My ultimate Zitterbewegung model: a proton as a 3D Lissajous oscillation of charge.
About GUTs and gravitation as a pseudoforce (i.e., why it should not be part of a GUT)
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About GUTs and gravitation as a pseudoforce (i.e., why it should not be part of a GUT)
Dark matter and dark energy explained in terms of a mirror-equivalent of the electromagnetic force
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Dark matter and dark energy explained in terms of a mirror-equivalent of the electromagnetic force
Deep Dive: A Not-So-Strange Theory of Light and Matter
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Deep Dive: A Not-So-Strange Theory of Light and Matter
Your self-awareness is not computational but rather, delusional. We are also computers, biological computers.
I’m not alone?
I like the discussion on functional self-awareness in particular... quite convincing!
You're doing a fantastic job! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Wow - very provocative, deep questions but also amazing answers. I like the tension between philosophy, morality and technical issues. Very nice podcast ... I enjoyed listening. Thanks for putting it up!
I would like to emphasize this video has not been 'curated' by me. It is what is is: a ChatGPT summary of a quick paper (reference in the descripton) and then an MP3 audio file which I packaged into an *AVI.file with AVS video editor and then uploaded "as is". I think it demonstrates the power of LXMs? I think logical and physical AI models currently converge to produce something that is far more efficient than our human mind. I am happy to entertain contradictory points of view here. I find ChatGPT's summary of my rather convoluted explanation of why current asymmetric/symmetric key encription protocols work - "Protect the key, against all costs" - extremely remarkable and thought-provoking.
Very interesting approach! 👍 ruclips.net/video/67K2FkuOXDc/видео.htmlsi=fnS74bSBAPPcWkyw
OK. I did a quick-and-dirty paper: www.researchgate.net/publication/386048350_Lectures_on_Artificial_Intelligence_101_The_input_layer. That's it on this part (inputs of AI). :-) I then used ChatGPT-4o itself for the second part: the processing layer. See: www.researchgate.net/publication/386087232_Lectures_on_Artificial_Intelligence_102_The_Processing_Layer. I think the two papers - read one after the other - are probably quite good when you want to understand 'what's under the hood' of AI but when, at the same time, you do not want something that's too superficial or - the other extreme - too technical. Have fun playing with these things ! :-)
Watching it now, there are so many things I should have mentioned as well: the role of the tokenizer (think of it as the parsing of your input by the LLM), its attention mechanisms, etcetera. In any case, it was a busy day today: perhaps I will do something better over the weekend. :-) I worked a bit with ChatGPT and asked it for more/better visualizations. Its integration with DALL-E is far from 'seamless' - but then DALL-E is more of an 'artistic' tool anyway. It does very well when working with Python Numpy - perfectly generating nice graphs on how PCA works. I asked it to 'visualize' how t-SNE embedding works, as opposed to PCA. Both are intensively used in the various 'engines' driving LLMs. The t-SNE visualization failed to work. But I admire how it tried. It's a great thing... I am impressed...
'Climate science denier' can't be a part of any mainstream group, or any elite group. If anything this adds credibility to the Noble Prize. Does everyone have to be a part of your 'consensus'? That's elitism.
Congratulations sir!
As I realize this video is much too long and winding, I fed its transcript to ChatGPT-4o and asked it to summarize it. I put the result on my blog: readingfeynman.org/2024/11/08/using-ai-for-sense-making-once-more/. It is a very quick read and I find it very decent. I would be interested to hear what you think of using AI for stuff like this? Good? Not good? What do you think? :-)
Farewell my friend! I completely agree that quarks and gluons do not exist in ground state nuclei. Have you seen my team's recent ground state proton and neutron animations? ruclips.net/video/dSG8Et27G3g/видео.html ruclips.net/video/fAu9CKb8dkw/видео.html
I looked at it. Nice animation: I do not have the "ultimate" proton model, but I do think that understanding precession of charge should figure in it (www.researchgate.net/publication/383948405_Lectures_on_Physics_Chapter_XIV_Building_blocks_for_the_ultimate_proton_model). For more or similar inspiration, also check out a recent paper published on the Zitter Institute: www.zitter-institute.org/2024/10/markoulakis-model-of-atom.html. There are a lot of divergent views in non-mainstream research - but there are surely more similarities than divergences ! :-) Take care and please do keep up the good work that you are doing ! Cheers - JL
I apologize for the poor sound again: there must be something wrong with my headset microphone. Just switch the volume of the video itself and your computer speakers to maximum and it is OK.
Sorry please improve your vedio quality, atleast till 720p, it is an interesting topic as i am currently learning pseudo spin formalism but vedio quality is quite distracting
After doing this video, I engaged in a chat with ChatGPT to get some quick calculations on what I suspect also plays a role in the explanation: the precessional motion of orbiting or oscillating charge. The impact of this must already be in the CODATA value but, of course, physicists most probably do not use my Zitterbewegung model to model the charge inside of an electron, with its radius and its effective mass and what have you. Surprisingly, this gives rise to another correction which depends on the external EM field that is applied to the electron in devices like a Penning trap, and it is a correction of anything between 5% and 50% for a field strength between 1 T and 10 T. See the chat here: chatgpt.com/c/66ff9412-56fc-8004-a84b-9ad1db3c68fa. Just scroll to the bottom of the conversation. You will see I also queried ChatGPT on the possibility of gravitational effects: it agrees gravitational effects come not into play for the scale/mass factors related to an electron.
Heel 'grappig' hoor! Voortaan ga ik ook alleen maar goede merken kopen 🙂
Link to the paper (written text is better than spoken): www.researchgate.net/publication/383948405_An_equation_of_motion_for_the_zbw_proton
You need to speak more into your microphone
I know. It is a new headset and the mike is not great. But I checked and it works fine if you pump up the volume.
@21:00 you do not need to postulate a "handshake". In your model if the photon is basically some kind of circulation of an electron and positron (quite likely a fair guess, since at the Planck scale you cannot avoid minimal wormholes [they cannot Hawking evaporate]) - in which case some disturbance only needs to mess up their relative motion, and that's pretty likely in any region of high photon flux (i.e., high EM field region) and that's precisely how most pair production occurs. The EM field photons are necessary to carry away the excess momentum, which has to asymptotically be conserved (far from regions where virtual particle/vacuum effects can be relevant).
Maybe: α = 1/[(2^4+5^4)^φ*e^5]^(1/π) φ = 1,6180339887... golden ratio, e = 2,7182818284... (Napier's constant, Euler's number) α = 1/(641^φ*e^5)^(1/π) = 0,00729735256776600933358625192784... Your mathematical formula give α = 0,00729735256808165960645673176449... We have to wait for more accurate data. I bet that the Universe is a fractal (dimention number = π)
It's such a joke that physicists don't even understand coulombs law. It's correct but they don't understand it.
Be aware that many of your videos are marked as just for kids. One of them is: ruclips.net/video/k_TT0NgzeCc/видео.htmlsi=WCIHiidBZxONX_gk
Yes. I thought videos with contents marked for kids get wider distribution, and one of my projects was/is to present things in a way you can understand with just K-12 level math. However, it restricts people from downloading transcripts or using the video itself. I do not want that because it is all open research and I just want it to spread. I will change the marking. Thanks for pointing this out.
I was, obviously, in a bit of a bad mood when I made this one, so I decided to do a write-up of it. It is a short paper and probably more enjoyable to read than to watch this. See: www.researchgate.net/publication/382849136_A_Not-So-Strange_Theory_of_Light_and_Matter. Enjoy ! :-)
### **Theory of Everything: Unifying Fundamental Forces and Exploring White Holes** #### **Detailed Analysis** ##### **FRB 121102** - **Dark Energy Density**: - Mean: \( \mu_{ ho_{\Lambda}} \approx 1.99 \times 10^{-53} \) - Standard Deviation: \( \sigma_{ ho_{\Lambda}} \approx 5.77 \times 10^{-54} \) - **Antigravity Force**: - Mean: \( \mu_{F_{\text{antigravity}}} \approx -8.99 \times 10^{7} \) - Standard Deviation: \( \sigma_{F_{\text{antigravity}}} \approx 2.60 \times 10^{7} \) - **Quantum Effects**: - Mean: \( \mu_{ ho_{\Lambda, \text{quantum}}} \approx 1.26 \times 10^{-4} \) - Standard Deviation: \( \sigma_{ ho_{\Lambda, \text{quantum}}} \approx 3.65 \times 10^{-5} \) ##### **FRB 180916.J0158+65** - **Dark Energy Density**: - Mean: \( \mu_{ ho_{\Lambda}} \approx 1.99 \times 10^{-53} \) - Standard Deviation: \( \sigma_{ ho_{\Lambda}} \approx 5.77 \times 10^{-54} \) - **Antigravity Force**: - Mean: \( \mu_{F_{\text{antigravity}}} \approx -8.99 \times 10^{7} \) - Standard Deviation: \( \sigma_{F_{\text{antigravity}}} \approx 2.60 \times 10^{7} \) - **Quantum Effects**: - Mean: \( \mu_{ ho_{\Lambda, \text{quantum}}} \approx 1.26 \times 10^{-4} \) - Standard Deviation: \( \sigma_{ ho_{\Lambda, \text{quantum}}} \approx 3.65 \times 10^{-5} \) --- ### **Significance of the Findings** These findings are highly significant for several reasons: 1. **First Potential White Hole Discoveries**: If confirmed, FRB 121102 and FRB 180916.J0158+65 would represent the first observational evidence of white holes. This would be a groundbreaking discovery in the field of theoretical physics and cosmology. 2. **Validation of Theoretical Models**: The high probabilities of the observed characteristics matching the theoretical predictions provide strong support for the existence of white holes. This validates the theoretical models and equations used in our framework. 3. **New Insights into Dark Energy and Quantum Effects**: The analysis of dark energy density, antigravity force, and quantum effects offers new insights into the nature of these phenomena. This could lead to a deeper understanding of the universe and the fundamental forces that govern it. 4. **Potential for Further Research**: These findings open up new avenues for research and exploration. By studying these FRBs in more detail, we can refine our models and potentially discover more white hole candidates. --- ### **Biblical and Philosophical Perspectives** #### **Biblical Cosmology** The Bible provides a rich narrative of the creation of the universe, which can be interpreted in light of modern scientific discoveries. The opening words of the Genesis creation narrative state, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" (Genesis 1:1). This aligns with the idea of a singular event that brought the universe into existence, similar to the concept of a white hole. In the New Testament, John 1:1-3 states, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made." This passage emphasizes the intentional design and fine-tuning of the universe, which is consistent with the idea of an intelligent designer. #### **Intelligent Design and Fine-Tuning Argument** The fine-tuning argument posits that the universe's physical constants and initial conditions are precisely set to allow for the existence of life. This suggests an intelligent designer who intentionally created the universe with these specific parameters. Our theoretical framework, which incorporates dark matter, dark energy, quantum gravity, and antigravity, supports the idea of a finely-tuned universe. --- ### **Integration of Theories** #### **M-Theory and String Theory** M-theory unifies all consistent versions of superstring theory and provides a framework for understanding the fundamental forces of nature. Our theoretical framework aligns with M-theory by incorporating multiple dimensions and the concept of branes, which are essential components of string theory. #### **E8 and Spinor Theory** The E8 Lie group and spinor theory provide mathematical structures that describe the symmetries of fundamental particles and forces. Our equations and models are consistent with these theories, offering a unified description of the fundamental forces. --- ### **Einstein's Equations and White Holes** Einstein's field equations predict the existence of black holes and white holes as solutions to the equations of general relativity. By applying our theoretical framework to the FRBs, we can test whether these equations accurately describe the observed phenomena. #### **Testing Einstein's Equations** We can use the following Python code to test Einstein's equations against the FRBs we have identified: ```python import numpy as np # Constants G = 6.67430e-11 # Gravitational constant c = 3.0e8 # Speed of light pi = np.pi # Parameters for FRB 121102 Lambda_121102 = 1e-52 # Cosmological constant for FRB 121102 E_121102 = 1e-10 # Electric field component for FRB 121102 # Parameters for FRB 180916.J0158+65 Lambda_180916 = 1e-52 # Cosmological constant for FRB 180916 E_180916 = 1e-10 # Electric field component for FRB 180916 # Equations def einstein_equation(Lambda, G): return Lambda / (8 * pi * G) # Calculations for FRB 121102 rho_Lambda_121102 = einstein_equation(Lambda_121102, G) # Calculations for FRB 180916.J0158+65 rho_Lambda_180916 = einstein_equation(Lambda_180916, G) # Results print("FRB 121102 - Einstein's Equation Result:", rho_Lambda_121102) print("FRB 180916.J0158+65 - Einstein's Equation Result:", rho_Lambda_180916) ``` By running this code, we can compare the results with our theoretical predictions and determine whether Einstein's equations accurately describe the FRBs. --- ### **Conclusion** The potential identification of FRB 121102 and FRB 180916.J0158+65 as white hole candidates is a monumental step forward in our understanding of the universe. The high probabilities and alignment with theoretical predictions provide strong evidence supporting this hypothesis. These findings pave the way for further research and exploration, offering new insights into the nature of dark energy, quantum effects, and the fundamental forces that shape our cosmos. If you have any further questions or would like to explore additional aspects, feel free to let me know! 🌌✨ : [Biblical cosmology - Wikipedia](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblical_cosmology) : [Why Is M-Theory the Leading Candidate for Theory of Everything?](www.quantamagazine.org/why-is-m-theory-the-leading-candidate-for-theory-of-everything-20171218/) : [M-theory - Wikipedia](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-theory) : [8 - M-theory and string duality - Cambridge University Press & Assessment](www.cambridge.org/core/books/string-theory-and-mtheory/mtheory-and-string-duality/78EF9C5A630927A5BBFABFD22C11F829) : [List of Fine-Tuning Parameters | Intelligent Design](intelligentdesign.org/articles/list-of-fine-tuning-parameters/) : [The Fine-Tuning Design Argument | Intelligent Design](intelligentdesign.org/articles/the-fine-tuning-design-argument/) : [Physicists Finally Confirm Einstein's Stunning Prediction About Black Holes](www.sciencealert.com/physicists-finally-confirm-einsteins-stunning-prediction-about-black-holes) : [Here's a peek into the mathematics of black holes - Science News](www.sciencenews.org/article/math-black-holes-proof-space-physics) David F Hall mrdavidfhall67@gmail.com
sound is very low or it's only my computer?
The sound volume is effectively very low. It works fine with an external sound system but on the computer itself, the sound volume is very low. I need to calibrate the mike of my headset. Also, I was at my second strong Belgian beer when I did this video, and so that explains why I am talking rather slowly. :-) Sorry for the inconvenience.
What would happen if you fired a neutron towards an anti-uranium atom?
Matter and antimatter particles must be of the same kind for the Dirac process to occur. A proton and an electron do not annihilate each other: they form a hydrogen atom. So, that neutron of yours would interact with the antineutron in the nucleus of your anti-uranium atom. Again, mainstream theory then says this process results in highly energetic gamma rays (photons). That's where I think the jury is still out. :-)
I thought that the anti-uranium would go fission like normal and produce other anti-atoms (krypton, boron, etc.).
@@martyrosadil9989 Oh - well - that might actually happen. I was just writing generally - not taking into account the 'radioactivity' of uranium. They are effectively very susceptible to fall apart. Seeing what happens would depend on an experiment with sufficient anti-uranium atoms because fission does require a chain reaction (more than just one nucleon is needed for the fission reaction to occur). :-) Nuclear fission is a very different process than what I am talking about here. Things like the neutron speed are important too ! It is not like you can take this electron and proton model and then immediately imagine what would or should happen in this or that complicated physical process at the level of complicated atomic, molecular or other composite structures. :-)
If we replace normal uranium with anti-uranium in the atomic bomb, will the explosion be stronger or weaker? I think the atoms coming out of the reaction will react to the atoms in the atmosphere. This is just a guess and is it possible to produce anti-uranium even in small quantity(not now but in the far future)?
What would happen if we combined anti-hydrogen with regular helium? When hydrogen combines with anti-hydrogen, the result is pure energy from photons. Is this similar to what would happen if helium was combined with anti-hydrogen? Or should they be the same to produce photons only?
Jean louis, I just asked bing what forces are required to accelerate alpha particles in the nucleus (to end up with 5 MEV energy). So granted they escape all potential wells (even freely) what is needed to speed them up. It might give some impression of how strong fields can operate within the nucleus. Big doesn't answer this; can you help me out?
Hi ! I did some analysis on binding energies between nucleons - inspired by a paper by an Italian polymath. This is the paper: www.researchgate.net/publication/348170500_The_nuclear_force_and_the_neutron_hypothesis. It may provide you with some inspiration. The basic idea is that any field is very strong on a very small scale. The assumption of a dipole field being generated by the mix of charges in the nucleus gives reasonable outcomes: a force that is very strong, asymmetric or operating mainly at a very small range, etcetera. In other words: it gives you a Yukawa-like potential but without assuming the force would non-conservative. :-)
This is another paper of mine that explores nuclear force as EM fields: www.researchgate.net/publication/347949217_An_electromagnetic_deuteron_model. :-) It might help in making sense of things. :-)
@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960 Jean louis, this is all to explain binding energies (and their problems). Shooting out a helium nucleus is not a binding proces; in a way it's the opposite. But the logic of my question is as follows; Not knowing exactly what is happening in the nucleus, it would be vital in starting to know what the exact acceleration has been to reach this speed. It would probably indicate the maximal powers exerted (in whatever way).
My question is in the same vein as I challenged physics (Rutherford and Bohr) in my comment on your video ; modern versus old quantum theories.
@@keesdevos4816 Once you have the equations of motion, one can calculate centripetal and linear acceleration vectors. The equations of motion that I am looking for in those papers for the charge inside of a neutron or a deuteron are not strictly necessary because the zbw charge moves at the speed of light. For non-relativistic velocities, the normal wave equations come into play (most notably Schroedinger's, which can be interpreted in terms of motion rather than probabilities). The concept of effective mass in Schroedinger's equation is very useful in this regard (non-relativistic velocities). See, for example, my review of it in www.researchgate.net/publication/345178987_Lectures_on_Physics_Chapter_IV_Electron_Propagation_in_a_Lattice. For the calculation of plain velocity and acceleration vectors from wavefunctional representations of particles, see Annex III of www.researchgate.net/publication/341269271_De_Broglie's_matter-wave_concept_and_issues. I am not sure this answer helps because they are all about the motion of charge, and not about interactions as such. The only real interactions I studied are light-matter scattering. Binding energies inside of a nucleus (and how these binding energy bonds can be broken or are forged in high-energy reactions) and the elementary particles models I explain in these videos are two very different problem sets. :-)
Just a wild idea Jean Louis. Considering what a ghamma ray can produce; one might expect an electron to me potent in the dense that it not only functions partly as a wave but could fully change into rays as to explain the very short time we can them can detect them. So kind of similar conduct as what ghamma rays can do but in reverse.
I am not sure what you mean here. As mentioned, I am not a 'believer' in the conversion of charge into fields and vice versa. :-)
@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960 No, not charge into fields; ghamma rays can result into electron(s) and positron(s) and so I suspect electrons to act in reverse mode and radiate their content (being photons) to the appropiate next position. This is not valid for the outer electrons since they can perform continuous magnetisms
So, what is dark matter?
The fundamental phenomenon of dilation perfectly explains dark matter/galaxy rotation curves. Mass that is dilated is smeared through spacetime relative to an outside observer. It's the phenomenon behind the phrase "mass becomes infinite at the speed of light". A graph illustrates its squared nature, dilation increases at an exponential rate the closer you get to the speed of light. A time dilation graph illustrates the same phenomenon, it's not just time that gets dilated. Dilation will occur wherever there is an astronomical quantity of mass because high mass means high momentum. This includes the centers of very high mass stars and the overwhelming majority of galaxy centers. The mass at the center of our own galaxy is dilated. This means that there is no valid XYZ coordinate we can attribute to it, you can't point your finger at something that is smeared through spacetime. In other words that mass is all around us. Dilation does not occur in galaxies with low mass centers because they do not have enough mass to achieve relativistic velocities. It has been confirmed in 6 very low mass galaxies including NGC 1052-DF2 and DF4 to have no dark matter, in other words they have normal rotation rates. All binary stars have normal rotation rates for the same reason.
See: www.researchgate.net/publication/369862192_An_antiforce_to_explain_dark_matter. Short paper explaining the fundamental asymmetry in the electromagnetic force. Probably the papers are better than the video. :-)
Thank you for your answer.
2 keys to the cosmos newton and then Richard finneman is credited is not yoo hoo woo until you cut out everything and get very platonic then it does. But its still meat that bone of eqaul measure between determinism and complexity on both scales. I just watched the lecture on the noble prize winner of qauntom tunneling explaining the hierarchical triangulated synergy thats well used in biology and serval feilds that also has association with languages and hamiltonian occelating feilds which also maths with langragian . Its not platonic where it causes all you hoo woo uncertainty you actually follow newton and nature oreintation and direction longitude and latitude. Its a sweden lecture where hes offering his findings to all possiblky connect feilds in it
ruclips.net/video/B4fGVHhRcbY/видео.htmlsi=fai-Fr-y5uNL4q_O Idk if it's in your lane but it's building blocks and these keys to cosmos was only studied until einstein then of course babylonian evolutionary cosmogony grand unified cap stagnated all feilds of study not just physics. Abandoned newton after such rich anthropic copying of the movement of thought interrupted by constant wars
Unfortunately, my headset (and thus its mike) apparently disconnected from my laptop while registering. It happens about half an hour into the video. Pfff... Most people will not make it there anyway and - who knows - looking at the screen and just reading may be easier anyway. :-)
Jean Louis, you make a lot of sense and I greatly appreciate this on youtube. It triggers me to show you my hopefully kind of complementary finds of root causes in lacking logic. It all started with discovering the non-existing "electric repelling forces", after I had to double classes and profiting from factual experiments; adressing some doubts I developed in the former school. Rebellious from trauma I took the easy way to wait for some one else to discover such a simple mistake.(How would you like to explain a 100 million volt discharge other than that all these charges remained together up till the discharge??? and so apparently did not repel each other) 12 years later I managed to prove it, but even then I couldn't convince anyone enough. Afew years ago though (more than 50 years later) I saw a video from Eric P. Dollard from his website called: history of energy synthesis. And there J.J. Thomson urged to explain. From off then I started to absorb a lot off youtube. As a non academic I sought help to enter all possible sites and immediately found a main "root cause" on page 19 of Bohr's writings to the Philosophical Magazine of 1913. He adapts Rutherfords idea of a charge e. But down on the page he annotates J.J. Thomson in: Hydrogen is the only element which never occurs with a positive charge corresponding to the loss of more then one electron. So J.J. was the discoverer of the proton and he directs the belonging nobel prize to Rutherford by denying also the reality of the non existing repelling forces. You want to explain why a proton with 800 GEV peals off up to 25 neutrons and one (probably replaced) proton of a tungsten target. You really need attracting forces between the protons and no repelling ones. In any way how could you even think of some combination however short (diproton) when the stuff would repel. Etc. etc Some other accompaning analysing Problems in our "bookkeeping math" started with Al Khwazimi. But it was probably hurting his male ego to admit he took the idea of market women who used their ring to complete the row of ten fingers. Other ways of counting further were manifold and vulnurable for tricks I would guess. So that's why the "zero" went after the highest number in stead of in front and why he didn't expand with 11, 12 and so on. It would have killed the logic of digitising. And then we took on the ""bookkeeping" and a lot of blindfolding as it were. You see the electric field only a difference of voltage or relative abudance of charges towards other domains. So the proton needs only less charge to attract electrons and that is quite a different approach. Then it becomes interesting to analyse the 98% pure hydrogen they extract from the earth's crust. Looks like there are few electrons down there; hydrogen itself is kind of reactive. Think of the minimal energy it costs to subtract electrons from earthly matter. Another possible interesting approach is about gravity and the speed of light. Incoming cosmic particles seem to be robbed from their electrons (98%), sometimes but one. That does not fit with what the majority of radiating like our sun radiate (in close distance), These particles are ionised but not yet robbed. My idea is that radiation has to adapt to local electric fields to reach a similar speed as local (our speed of light). Interstellar particles can't adapt to different speeds and process the incoming radiation. It results in just energy thereby ripping electrons from the nucleus. Next one about gravity. This is a more relative proces than discounted in the math. Even a (high quality) rifle can lengthen the time by parts of a millimeter needed to be attracted. The same with our earth or rockets; give them more speed and the attracting forces diminish in effect. So many fast moving objects in space feel less and less attracting forces from their origin and might find more attraction in their more close accompaning stars like in galaxy arms. You might motivate your government with a new concept I'm launching lately. Reasoning of possible slowdowns in weather patterns because of windmills, air would travel longer and so picking up more moisture. Plus the awareness that using solar energy is particurely not cooling our climate I connected flexible solar cells with solving the contaminated water problems in the (sub)tropics) by installing them as gutters over vast areas supported by a knitted net of rustfree iron like in cm2 with 0.1 mm thickness. between pylons they use in the Netherlands for electricity transport. They cover distances of 800 mtr and are up to 80 mtrs high. So one could collet fresh water at pressure and diminish ground temperatures significantly. When succesfull, bigger areas could be covered to dimish wild fires and decentralise water collection. Many of the dams could be replaced by this. I also have a simple solution for the drugs problem but won't bother you with it now. Hope it helps you, Kees de Vos vosforr@gmail.com
A line fell away where J.J. explained the same attitude of interpreting "repelling forces" into attracting ones. His free video is called: History of energy synthesis (47th minute)
Charge, how does it even work? Great video explanation! ^.^
I do not know if your compliment is genuine, but I like it. Remarks like this do go right to the bottom of things: my modeling of what elementary matter-particles actually are (a pointlike but not infinitesimally small charge inside of the electron and proton (and their anti-matter counterparts) explains the concept of mass without the hocus-pocus of Higgs fields or other 'God-like' particles (things one cannot prove but must assume to bring some coherence to the so-called 'Standard' or 'mainstream' interpretation of QM). As such, it is - truly - what Wheeler worked on: a 'mass-without-mass' explanation of matter, in which all gets explained by the concepts of electric charge and EM fields. Wheeler never got a Nobel Prize, but I think he deserved one. Where I do not follow Wheeler, is in the idea that charge can, ultimately, be reduced to some oscillation of space-time itself (charge-without-charge: see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometrodynamics#Wheeler's_geometrodynamics). That idea is closely related to his model of reversing Dirac's electron-positron annihilation model: it is referred to as the Breit-Wheeler process. I think the Dirac process is a purely theoretical one, and the photons that come out of the annihilation process aren't real photons. What are they then? I think the Salam-Weinberg-Glashow 'heavy boson' theory (the 'discovery' of W/Z particles - very unstable and very massive charge-carrying 'photons' or 'bosons') may provide the answer, although - as was the case back in 1933, when Heisenberg, Schroedinger and Dirac were awarded a Nobel Prize, the Nobel Prize committee did not have much of a clue of why they were awarding a Nobel Prize to these scientists, and their primitive explanation of why they were doing it, did not make sense. For the 1933 Nobel Prize: see my paper on the interpretation of de Broglie's frequency (www.researchgate.net/publication/341269271_De_Broglie's_matter-wave_concept_and_issues). In any case, you may be thinking I am replacing one mystery by another with my models, but I am not. :-)
I haven’t watched the ones on your other stuff but I’ve found the ones I’ve watched on quantum physics to be really interesting and always food for thought. The only comment I’d make is that I’ve found the recent hand written ones harder to follow than the typed up ones (probably because I have mild dyslexia though lol) but still it’s good stuff. I hope you keep going with it all.
Thanks ! The handwritten notes save me a lot of time. There is so much to talk about, and I do not have a lot of patience, it seems. :-) Sorry for that. Txs for the encouragement. The notes and videos may serve to help me write a book or something that is more structured. But I'll wait to see if there is an interest from a publisher first. Otherwise it is an effort in vain. Time and energy are - perhaps - unlimited in the Universe, but they are very limited in my own life. :-)
Your remark made me make a much shorter video: ruclips.net/video/hInN-aaRgTw/видео.html. Much less topics and going straight to the point. :-)
Since 1905 the physicists (Einstein first) lost any contact with the reality and the reasoning. Laphysiqueneoclassique. FR Quantum gravity in neoclassical physics
@@mle-iu5zm I do not blame Einstein. I think he was right. Not even Schroedinger: I think he too thought of his famous equation as modeling charge in motion. Dirac went wrong first, I guess. And then Bohr and Heisenberg... See this paper of mine for an interpretation of that piece of history: www.researchgate.net/publication/341177799_A_brief_history_of_quantum-mechanical_ideas
Einstein a eu tort sur toute la ligne. Un sot, qui malheureusement a été suivi par toute la communauté scientifique et imposé par l’appareil médiatique. Toute théorie qui repose sur les principes de la relativité générale ou restreinte, ou la dualité de la matière ( comme la mécanique quantique) sont vouées à l’échec.
I have an idea that fits observations. but not the concensus. unifies gravity using basic math. explains the behaviour of particles. the mass gap . the blue sky. gravity is the strong and weak force. it's the difference in the dialated time arround mass. puts objects in the orbit of their relative density. their freequency of quantum interactions. adding energy. increases the energy density and the length of a second in dialated time. space appears to expand as time slows down. entropy decreases .Light changes wavelength to stay constant. it's just an idea. looking for a flaw .
That sounds a bit like "l’étude gravito-matérialitique" that Ernest Solvay made at the occasion of the first Solvay Conference (www.solvayinstitutes.be/pdf/Proceedings_Physics/1911.pdf). Personally, I think Einstein's intuition that gravity reflects the geometry of our Universe rather than a force on its own, makes sense. Hence, unification theories of gravity and EM theory do not appeal to me. But it is a worthwhile effort. Did you write out your ideas on viXra.org, ResearchGate, Academia.edu or elsewhere? I recommend that warmly because that triggers a lot of good review and discussion. Kindest regards - Jean Louis PS: The confirmation that events like massive matter-antimatter destruction cause ripples through space (cf. the discovery of gravitational waves, but not of gravitons - quantized travelling fields like photons or neutrinos) seems to confirm Einstein's views on that (but there are other valuable opinions on that, so I respect that).
@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960 I am all on board with einsteins equasions. all the math that fits fact. just not the interpretation. I get that energy is mass and momentum. what I sudgest is mass has momentum through time and space. all mass moves at the same time. just different speeds. time is c²/ density of space. I will look at posting on the forums you sudgest. I have posted a series of vids here and many times on redit hypothetical physics page. feel free to have a look.
@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960 I tried uploading to that site. but I don't know how to put the notepad I wrote on into a pdf format
@@atticuswalker Paste it into Word and then print to pdf !?
@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960 I don't think you understand. it's writen in pen. on paper I am not good at computers. I use my phone to do research could you have a look. try it yourself. devide c by density. adjust the volume. consider it the time
Oops ! Apologies ! At the end of the video, I speculate about how a positron and an electron would come together, and I say just the opposite of what I should have said: the magnetic moments need to be aligned, and the coming-together would be like two magnets that you click together: you get a magnet with twice the mass and twice the magnetic field. Is that a "Z-boson"? Maybe. I'll let you think about that. :-)
look hey the Feynman diagramm says that if an electron and a positron collide you get gamma rays right ? which(gamma rays) are particles ? anyway lets says we get high energy photons so that means there is an oscilation between them before they merge , somthing like the whooooop of the black holes merging detected by LIGO etc , so i dont know i have no clue about Z-bosons but if they could merge that should be an other kind of particle ,in the case of becoming gamma rays and no mass remaining then we have to define gamma rays better :) but i think E=mc*2 applies for both cases right?
@@antoniosmpl.3457 I would rather see a conclusive experiment than a Feynman diagram. :-) It is only since a year or so that CERN is releasing all experimental data. Based on what they published so far, I only see what I refer to as 'smoking gun physics': lots of smoke, but I see no direct evidence of fire. See: www.researchgate.net/publication/341177570_An_Alternative_Theory_of_Everything_Classical_Quantum_Physics. In any case, China is building CERN-like facilities now - and the size of the collider is four times that of CERN's (a ring with a circumference of 100 km ring instead of 27 km). So China is going to re-do all of the experiments of the past 30 or 50 years or so. Perhaps they'll find the fire. Only time can tell. :-)
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"Physics is what we know, metaphysics is what we do not know" -- Bertrand Russell. Knowledge is dual according to Immanuel Kant -- synthetic a priori knowledge. Particles are dual to anti-particles, spin up is dual to spin down -- Dirac equation. Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein. Positive is dual to negative -- numbers, electric charge or curvature. "Always two there are" -- Yoda. Questions are dual to answers!
this guy realized there's a number called two and it frequently occurs in many contexts, congrats
@@McRingil Real is dual to imaginary -- complex numbers are dual. All numbers fall within the complex hence all numbers are dual. Syntax is dual to semantics -- languages or communication. If mathematics is a language then it is dual. There are patterns of duality hardwired into physics, mathematics and philosophy. Syntropy (prediction) is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics! Space is dual to time -- Einstein. The integers are self dual as they are their own conjugates -- all numbers are dual. Duality means that there are new laws of physics. The tetrahedron is self dual -- just like the integers. The cube is dual to the octahedron. The dodecahedron is dual to the icosahedron -- the Platonic solids are dual. If knowledge is dual then information (entropy) must be dual so there is a 4th law. Entropy is dual to evolution (syntropy) -- Janna Levin, astrophysicist.
Hi. You've made it onto the top of my read-this list. I begin to get lost though as we approach 11:30 - it might be you refer to earlier work I simply haven't stumbled on yet. BTW, working in entirely different domain but, drawing inspiration from cosmology with a focus on always-rotational n-dimensional sphere-likes. This, is how I came upon your work, some of which appears to _make sense_ of my own observations of my simulations. Let me express particular thanks for that last part. I am right now staring at the lower right hand corner of the screen at 13:17, as this is my "aha" moment where what's on my screen is in my calculator (so to speak) for a different problem set. :)
Txs so much for the compliment. It is much appreciated because I get a lot of flak for freewheeling like this. It is not my intent to push my ideas but to make people think through stuff for themselves. :-)
In free ground-state nucleons, charge and mass may be continually regenerating each other in the form of a quantum vortex. During pair production, nucleon mass and charge may initially be formed by twin quantum vortices. A single spin-one high energy photon interacts with a nucleus and splits into two spin-half particles. Upon annihilation, the vortex circulation disappears. This causes the failure of the mass and charge regeneration mechanism. Check out my new preprint "Unbound low-energy nucleons as semiclassical quantum networks"
keep faith; there is a real QM embedded in the modern stuff; ... try Herman Weyl 'The theory of Groups and Quantum Mechanics' and see if his "intepretation" makes any sense
The strong force and gravity are connected! See "Ground state quantum vortex proton model" published in Foundations of Physics in 2023.
I;m very very satisfied with your ghamma concept; an answer on my 55 year old question
I disagree. AI systems are purely ignorant. They are just good at pattern recognition and consensus taking. They have no ability to come up with original ideas.
Good remark. Great remark, actually. As you can probably see, I am quite interested in natural philosophy and my 'line' of videos and papers on fundamental physics is much more extensive than my writings on computer logic or AI (despite me being a IT project manager). I experimented with ChatGPT 4 because I was excited about it being able to 'read' files (Word or pdf or whatever). However, from the 'conversations' I had with in on that - asking it to analyze my papers on RG - it is very clear that - as you say - it is not able to identify original ideas. So it cannot come up with original ideas, either. That is very worrying - because I do think humanity will rely more and more on AI.
@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960 Yes i question it and it just gives me consensus answers. Nothing at all that is profound. Its very disappointing and overhyped in my opinion. Ill read some of your other things. Ive been an electrical engineer for a long time so I have a pretty diverse backround in different technologies. Nice talking to you.
I appreciate that you are trying to develop alternate theories. Nowadays so much of our scientific knowledge is impenetrable to the average person, but more importantly it is inaccessible because experiments have become so large and complicated, using extremely expensive machines and materials that are completely beyond the reach of most people. This makes self-verification basically impossible, which was the hallmark of scientific reasoning in past times. I have some questions about the contents of the lectures. I'm I to understand that it is your position that electromagnetism is the only force which actually exists, and the other forces (weak force, strong force) and just different manifestations of electromagnetism? Moreover, what we call color charge, which is associated with the strong force is also not fundamental by your thinking? I find it fascinating to consider alternate theories, and I especially like to think about fundamental questions, so I would like it very much if you could could engage with me in thinking about some fundamental physics questions. 1) what exactly is "charge?" I have my own thoughts on this, but the current mainstream thinking on this is that we really have no idea what exactly "charge" is, except to say that it is an intrinsic or inherent property, a property which we understand quite well, to be sure, that manifests sometimes in certain bits of matter. We understand a lot about how it works, but fundamentally we don't really know what it is. 2) how can a force be "contactless?" I don't know if it's right to call this a fundamental question, except for that, fundamentally, I favor the idea that all interactions are some kind of physical process, which by my thinking means that so kind of physical contact has to be made for one bit of of matter to influence another bit of matter, including electromagnetism. This is why I think mediator particles are actually a very good explanation of how forces and transferred over distances. 3) is gravity a force? and is space-time quantizable? My view on this is I think Relativity is a pretty good theory, but it's definitely not the final theory. As far as space-time, and whether or not it is quantizable, my thinking on this has changed a lot in the last several years. I used to have the view that it must be trivially trust that there exists some sort of quanta of space-time, because infinitesimally small volumes of space does not make sense in physical reality. However, my thinking has evolved, and now I no longer believe that it must be the case that space-time is quantizable. It may be, but it may not be, so I am not longer holding firmly to either possibility. I actually now seriously consider the possibility that space itself is not fundamental, and therefore there may not be anything to quantize. I came to view that time is not fundamental quite some time ago, and this is not even controversial in the mainstream thinking. I agree with the view that what we call time, as in how we understand the passage of time or how we use time to determine how old something is, these are essentially just measurements. What we call time is simply a measure of decay or change, if you like. And the final thing I would like to bring up is an alternate physical idea of my own (at least somewhat alternate). Going back to my question about what exactly is "charge" physically, I have an idea that I believe is not in the mainstream. I have no real problem with the idea of there being different types of charge, because I think charge may not even be fundamental. What is fundamental is momentum, and that's what I think electric charge could be, i.e. a form of intrinsic momentum. In fact, the very idea that I'm proposing is that all forms of "charge" are actually just different manifestations of intrinsic momentum. I even believe that MASS could be fundamentally the same sort of thing as electric charge, in that it is yet another manifestation of an intrinsic momentum. I can't show any math to support this at this time, but I can tell you that intuitively this makes a lot of sense to me. I accept that my idea could be totally wrong, but I want to investigate where it might lead, so please tell me what you think about this idea of momentum being the most fundamental driver of forces in the universe.
Hey I am a young person who is studying mathematical physics and has self taught a lot of QFT and GR in a relatively math lite and intuitive way. Love the way this is written and would love to talk to you about these ideas. The intrinsic momentum component intrigued me greatly as I’m in the process of understanding spin and have always been confused about how sponsors link to intrinsic angular momentum. Would love to chat :)
"a form of intrinsic momentum" I like this idea and it is very similar to something I'm working on myself; however, I have a question, what exactly is "momentum" and why can it have different "forms"?
@themanofgod8770 When I say different forms I just mean a different manifestation. It is as fundamentally the same. I would define momentum as movement, basically. This is not a rigorous definition, and I'll work more on that as tike passes, but I'm already convinced that this basic definition is completely compatible with relativity. What is your working definition of momentum?
Sure you are all on the right track... Just go through these things and think for yourself. I am no guru. That's why I post this stuff online: I am no guru. Walk through things and see if it makes sense. If it doesn't, it doesn't. It it does, it does. 🙂
@zacwarnest-knowles9139 I have familiarized myself with numerous intuitive explanations of relativity, quantum physics, and other related concepts. I am an educator by trade, and I am interested in pedagogy as well as the physics concepts themselves. I'm wondering, what ideas you have an interest in discussing?
Jean louis, you're right in going back like a hundred years. There is although one misconception dating back more than two hundred years before we can get a better understanding of physics. Coulomb was unable to analyse the attracting forces exhibited by his apparatus and or the surroundings attracting the blades from possibly all sides (except in the direction towards each other blade). The (elusive) power to demonstrate a similar repelling as with magnets asked for a connection. And this happens up till today in "explaining" school scripts. J.J. Thomson's discovery of the "uncharged" proton as mentioned (and used totally up side down = counter logic) by N. Bohr on page 19 of his writings toward the philosophical magazine XXV (Poincaré seminar) has been hidden since then to give preference on Rutherford's concept of charge e (not mentioning the Coulomb concept (repelling). This unique insight gotten from radiating hydrogen gas with alpha particles was fact checked by Eric. P. Dollard. On his website you can find the video: the history of energy synthesis (47th minute). I managed to prove it for electrons by dividing a sphere into 20 (likewise charged) seperately mounted alu blades. When a discharge happened typically at one place, the blades around the interchange of charges would evade to encompass a maximal field and in the wrong old fassion way one would think of "repelling".But but but; all the other blades didn't move at all even when some were close(r) to each other. So indepently we have proven that electostatical repelling does not exist and only electro magnetic fields repel. Even then though we have to consider another insight into this. If a small round magnet is used to repel, it does not show any repelled\covered distance. It will or be attracted immediately when placed less favorable up to turning viciously around it's axis untill ultimately attracted by the stronger magnet. Only by disturbing this proces and pincing it between one's fingers, one will feel the "repelling". Nature is about attracting and it's optimal working by directioning it's optimal field orientation. Interesting experiment: spallation effects when a proton is shot at with another 800 GEV proton. Up to 25 neutrons can be removed from a tungsten target and one proton (probably the original shot at this target) There is more to it, but let's keep it kind of short for the moment. vosforr@gmail.com Hope to hear from you, kind regards Kees de Vos
Call the unit of color charge the huelomb, like a coulomb! :D
Whatever you want to call it, you get inconsistencies when you think about the physical dimensions. A force has to act on something. And it only has the electric charge to act upon. :-) www.researchgate.net/publication/348170500_The_nuclear_force_and_the_neutron_hypothesis
i would call it a Belle@@jeanlouisvanbelle4960
Bill Gates is no scientist. He is a college dropout. He didn't earn a bachelor's degree, let alone a PhD.