I was hoping to hear Garret talk, at least a bit in this clipped segment. Instead it’s just Eric yapping the whole time. Smart guy sure, but I’ve seen enough of his content to say that he’s a bit too eccentric for my liking. God complex, making many of his peers come to see the pecking order of intelligence. Brilliant contributions to physics, sure, from the sounds of it, and I’m no physicist, but on a sociological level, meh. But ok. 👍
Totally agree with Eric. Neil DeGrasse recently said to Brian Greene to his face in Startalk: (on string theory) "either you're all wrong, or too stupid" (to either admit it or solve it). To which Brian replied: "a little of both ". It would be legendary to see and hear both EW's going head to head on this, before Ed dies.
I fear since it hasn't happened yet there's nothing that would make that convo happen, most researching physicists and 99% of QFT physicists view Eric's theory as pseudo-science, see Sean carroll for reference, Even if the convo happened I feel like there couldn't be anything in physics discovered/learned from it, it could be interesting on the social side of things though
@@3pints - Well said. I wouldn't understand a lot of it, but would surely listen in. Morbid curiosity is an important part of an interesting life! Be Cool.
Lol this is such a frightening fucking comment Eric is a KNOWN fraud, who literally has NO published work in ANY scientific papers and has ZERO work that has held up to peer-review. The other has a lifetime of work that is peer-reviewed, public, and has won countless awards. There is no "both EWs going head to head." One is an obvious fraud whose lies you can verify with a SINGLE google search. The other is one of the most brilliant minds of all time. Shame on you for not being able to spot the difference.
Eric mentions the political economy of the field, and that is something important and that many people forget about. The massive amount of support for basic science in the US is a result of the Manhattan Project. Heck, when I was a young physics student working at a paid job in High Energy Physics, my paychecks were from the Atomic Energy Commission. The idea was that, with the Manhattan Project, we had been able to harness basic science for military purposes. Then we were able to harness basic science for energy generation. That is what drives the funding. String theorists have put a dent in that. Bad, not good.
What this whole string theory thing reminds me of is Maxwell's first concept of electromagnetism envisioned a sort of mechanical substructure. He understood that this was probably not correct, but mechanics was what physicists understood, so it was easier to start with that.
@@SciHeartJourney Couldn't agree more. It reminds me of being in high school. We read a lot of science fiction. Even at university. I was studying physics (switched to Computer Science later) and also worked in the High Energy Physics Department. In the men's room we had a whole library of science fiction paperbacks available, in case. Well, we could let our imaginations roam, and when we went too far our professors would set us straight. What I often point out is that a lot of fundamental physics, and even fields like cosmology, have gotten to the point where they are getting into metaphysics territory. Classical metaphysics often referred back to the mythical stories of the time. Perhaps we have reached that point.
Between Eric, his brother, his wife, and his sister in law, he claims at least three of them have had Nobel prizes and epoch defining theories taken from them by the man lol
Actual I don’t think he is. If he was learning pugilism at our gym he does act with class and takes corrective analysis and direction well. When he was searching the classified world of secrets he was very inquisitive and eager when speaking to hal putoff
Honestly I wish one of these guys interviewing Eric would just get down to it and ask him where on the doll String Theory touched him. I mean, how fucking long was this fucking bit? I can’t believe I sat through ANOTHER 10 minute therapy session with Eric venting about how String Theory molested him and is still molesting young, impressionable grad students. Like I get it bro, someone play some String theory violin strings 😢 But come on man. I just wasted my drive home from work on this guy spilling rhetoric like he’s the Exon-Valdez of the English language, and I feel like I have learned absolutely nothing. Again.
Ed Whitten is my neighbor. A week ago my car broke down while taking my cat to the hospital. Ed came by with his tool's and medical bag, did some quick math calculations, fixed my car, then diagnosed and cured my cat. He is a wonderful neighbor and great guy.
@@mattphillips538 I’m no physicist, but it has always been told to me that Schrödinger’s original joke involved simultaneity and pointing out the absurdity of it. I suppose I should go to the original source.
Really that’s all any learning is, there is no end zone. But I get the levity . String theory im personally guessing based on no proof, but that it’s a part of a more complex equation for the gravity obsession. And I have some hunch that if the Leigh lines or whatever are a portion of the new or atleast not in the white world yet, that might even be some portion that created the condensed matter physics I just heard a man say, witten was a machine when he was young, now he’s much better at explaining the findings th
Original video is from 3 years ago. He’s trying to capitalize off Eric’s recent popularity after talking to Howard on JRE. Saved you time from rewatching an old clip you likely saw but forgot.
@@JaredFarrer he's the guy that knows a lot about everything that's happening in science and pieces everything together. The Frontline guy of the scientific community.
@@____uncompetative No offense, but Dr Keating would be able to moderate the conversation way better than Joe Rogan. Joe might have a bigger platform, but he has a surface level understanding of physics and probably less mathematical knowledge.
@@K24_ej1 Nobel Laureate Sir Roger Penrose has said that "String Theory isn't physics." Joe Rogan commentates on Ultimate Fighting Championship bouts and has already had Penrose on as a guest. By having Rogan there it would ensure that the discussion suited a non technical mainstream audience. This is why I would recommend Penrose over Weinstein. Joe is also happy to let his guest talk if the conversation is flowing well, which is a rare skill as most hosts intrude on the conversation because they don't want people to forget it is their show. I'd like to see Weinstein explain _Geometric Unity_ to Tim Dillon on _The Joe Rogan Experience_ if Dillion is interested. Terrance Howard was interested in learning about Weinstein's work, but I think he is too "hyper" to be a good listener, and would benefit more from letting Dillon ask grounded questions about Weinstein's speculative work in progress and Howard could watch the end result like the rest of us. I say this as someone who gave my summary of _Geometric Unity_ for the layman to Eric Weinstein in three minutes when he phoned me up and he didn't think I had misrepresented his work.
Experiment how? We will reach 10^19 GeV in about 7 thousand years or maybe in 1 million years. Our LHC reaches ~10^4 GeV at maximum with the recent upgrade.
I really respect Brian Greene, but winced when he said on his podcast that string theory was not experimentally testable and that that didn't really matter. His guest was a Nobel prize winner - and the guy politely told Brian that he was wrong.
Probably an eloberate scam to hinder the progress of physics. I appreciate that it has been beneficial to fields of mathematics, but I think it should be treated as nothing more than a tool to approach mathematical problems, not physics until it has made testable predictions.
I respect Eric and I listen to his talks very often. What he says in this video is right, but he has to admit that in the Joe Rogan Podcast with Terrence Howard, he commited 20 to 30% of the the things he pointed out!
Seems like their is too much emotion envoved against string theory rather than rational arguement here and too many political anologies. Sounds like the Winestien guy has a personal problem with other scientist. Just an impartial non-expert opinion.
Great segment..! How in the hell can a human speak with such a rapid continuity while SIMULTANEOUSLY (and masterfully) inter-weaving metaphors, insightful parallels, and comic relief ALL in a SINGLE uninterrupted stream..?? Great stuff..
He is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about. I once saw him k*** three men in a bar... with a pencil, with a fukin pencil.
Please have on Timothy Nguyen and Eric Weinstein for a discussion on Eric’s Geometric Unity (GU) theory. Timothy has reviewed it but sadly, Eric is unwilling to engage. Eric loves to give the illusion his ideas are ignored because he’s an outsider. I heard Eric say to Brian Greene, “I bet you haven’t even reviewed my paper” in a discussion about String Theory. Well, Eric.. Timothy has read your paper. Have a chat 🤷🏻♀️
If you had Ed Witten present, he would object strongly to such talks. Yes, he would agree we need more testing to verify string theory, but all the math is pointing in the right direction.
The inspiration to string theory is a religious one. The bible and the Thora explain that God's words brought The World into existence. Kabbalists point out that God needed vocal cords for this. The strings of string theory are reminiscent of the vocal cords that vibrate. By financing string theory, the public lets de facto clerics think in a very well-paid physics setting about their religion. It' absurd.
Better to state attacks than destroys. There is little more than ad hominem in that diatribe. I'm not saying he's wrong, but that clip hardly contributes to any discussion.
If we want to have a debate about whether democrats have gone to far with trans issues and or racial issues, that is a debate to be had. but in comparison to almost all of right wing ideology the left is far better, and I could go though a long list of facts to back me up. Climate change , health care, criminal justice, crime, poverty, small business ownership.... I could go on.
I think you are incorrect objectively. I could go on and on as well. The difference is that my arguments would be both internally and externally consistent. For the record, I am a staunch Independent. Cheers
String theorists are in the year 3024 in the 10th dimension while quantum mechanics is in the year 2024 in the 30th dimension. That's why string theorists think they got so far.
I can boil Eric's argument down to two words: *_Tyranny sucks._* Then he provides examples in two areas: 1. Theoretical physics, commandeered by string "theory" (which actually lacks even the minimum detectable empirical corroboration to qualify it as a theory), and 2. The massive institutionalized fraud into which the U.S. Democrat party has evolved. I have never known anyone who thinks Eric's argument is wrong who wasn't an insufferable smart ass, immune to facts or reason.
I’m a simple father a fireman and a builder of my existence I don’t understand the science and maths during podcasts but I listen pay attention and and are aware of each podcasts outcome I am not an idiot I believe Eric is on the right path
Many people believe that Jesus was born by a virgin. So what? So nothing. Belief is for the religious and this is science. Either you understand or you don't. Since you never took the time to understand you don't. By the way, I never go online and tell people how to fight a fire. I am not a fireman. I have no expertise in how to do it safely. So why in the world are you telling physicists how to do their job? To me that's just a sign that you are suffering from Dunning-Krueger.
{! Disclaimer (2.S): I am a hobbyist hypothetical physicist, an amateur conjectural theologian, and an aspiring philosophical sci-fi/fantasy author. The ideas posited and owned by the author of this comment are entirely fantasy fictional or science fictional, and are not representations of actual reality or existence, but are only and exclusively abstract philosophical nonsense known as Beginnlessnessism for the purpose of curiosity and entertainment, only. Beginlessnessism is not a religion, but is a philosophy, also known as a meta-religion. Being a meta-religion does not make Beginlessnessium a religion but a philosophy about religion in general. !} A hypothesis with methods that reduce expense I have come up with a hypothesis that could fundamentally reduce the expense of doing high energy particle physics. The concept that there is a duality between relativistic speed particles with mass and extremely cold particles with mass near absolute zero could reduce the expense of doing high energy particle physics. The correlation between relativistic speed particles with mass and particles with mass at temperature is very close to absolute zero is that through Lorentz transformations they can be seen as the same speed. If we could use cryogenic technology, possibly employing quantum tunneling to cool down hydrogen, nuclei or helium atoms to temperatures very close to absolute zero they would behave like particles that are accelerated near the speed of light thus drastically reducing the cost of high energy particle physics.
Whenever I ask someone to walk us though the math, you'll find two types of answers. You'll get one group that's happy to oblige you. The other group will try to gaslight you into believing you're not smart enough to understand. They will tell you it's too complicated for the layman and they won't even try. Take Einstein's General Relativity for example. The math is hard, but if you're willing there are courses you can take and people that can show you. Now ask a String Theorist to walk you through the math and you'll make an enemy real fast. 🤣
Witten has been happily walking people through the math in many talks and dozens of articles, many of which are hundred plus pages long. That you are not willing to listen to him makes you the idiot, not him. ;-)
Brian I just watch the Piers Morgan debate and I really didn't like that Eric was so defensive towards your position to defend your education and background as a scientist! Honestly Eric was beating a deadhorse with is date and times, and I could tell if you defended yourself things would have escalated. Eric defending Terrance is as comical as his idea that there is a threat on what is true and what is not true! Terrance needs to get off his high horse, that horse is dead as well.
“ you have a complete way of thinking which is completely foreign to anybody I know “ “stop teaching” Are not defences of terrences stupid ideas at all. He just was nice enough to see if it was possible to steel man anything terrance was saying - and the answer was no. But he did bring some cool shapes with him
Eric inverted his morals to defeat Terrance and did EXACTLY what Harvard did to him. That was Eric admitting defeat while saving face, YOURE NOT A PHYSICIST OR MATHEMATICIAN, ARE YOU? -Theoretical Mathematical Physicist and Number Theorist (PhDs)
@@Nah_Bohdi Perhaps it was therapy for Eric ? My main complaint about Eric is that he's trying to give Terrance the benefit of the doubt in the scientific field!?? That in itself is ridiculous, there are far, far, far more intelligent people in science that never get the time of day! Terrance not only gets the time of day, he also gets a chance to explain is insane diary to the world!! He gets a PHd, Harvard Graduate Mathematician to critique his idea's...and he also gets to go on Joe Rogan twice and get a million hits on the video, because you people are ready for the Terrance Howard paradigm shift towards idiocracy!
I first got on the string theory train, mtheory, superstring in about 1999/01ish and thought it was the tits and the great hope. I was a programmer mainly at the time, was young, but physics held a strong interest. Its funny because programming for me, really opened up the more advanced maths to me.. idk why it just started clicking.. but while im not saying abandon the theories, but its time to start putting more brain power into other possibilities, or possibilities that use pieces of superstring and m in a framework that allows more of the very few pieces of the puzzle were finding to possibly join together.
@@SlickyRick69 I made a whole series. it really is too simple for people to want to believe. just draw a line under mc²and write time. the rest pretty muck falls into place. from the rate if inflation to the blue sky. try find a flaw if you can. been looking for a year. just found 3x +1 couple days back. fits perfectly.
also damn I've said this before but sometimes eric can be like unintelligible about mathematic concepts (though I'm not smart enough to tell if the obfuscation is intentional or accidental or somewhere in between) he can go on an actual RIP sometimes haha
Eric speaks of arrogance and obnoxiousness then highlights the vast amounts of both which he possesses by throwing his ridiculously half-baked politics and economics fantasies in the mix.
What do the Twistors of Roger Penrose and the Geometric Unity of Eric Weinstein and the exploration of one extra spatial dimension by Lisa Randall and the "Belt Trick" of Paul Dirac have in common? Is there a link to the "Vortex Theory" proposed by Maxwell and others during the 19th century, even though the concept of the "ether" has been abandoned? In Spinors it takes two complete turns to get down the "rabbit hole" (Alpha Funnel 3D--->4D) to produce one twist cycle (1 Quantum unit). Can both Matter and Energy be described as "Quanta" of Spatial Curvature? (A string is revealed to be a twisted cord when viewed up close.) Mass= 1/Length, with each twist cycle of the 4D Hypertube proportional to Planck’s Constant. In this model Alpha equals the compactification ratio within the twistor cone, which is approximately 1/137. 1= Hypertubule diameter at 4D interface 137= Cone’s larger end diameter at 3D interface where the photons are absorbed or emitted. The 4D twisted Hypertubule gets longer or shorter as twisting or untwisting occurs. (720 degrees per twist cycle.) If quarks have not been isolated and gluons have not been isolated, how do we know they are not parts of the same thing? The tentacles of an octopus and the body of an octopus are parts of the same creature. Is there an alternative interpretation of "Asymptotic Freedom"? What if Quarks are actually made up of twisted tubes which become physically entangled with two other twisted tubes to produce a proton? Instead of the Strong Force being mediated by the constant exchange of gluons, it would be mediated by the physical entanglement of these twisted tubes. When only two twisted tubules are entangled, a meson is produced which is unstable and rapidly unwinds (decays) into something else. A proton would be analogous to three twisted rubber bands becoming entangled and the "Quarks" would be the places where the tubes are tangled together. The behavior would be the same as rubber balls (representing the Quarks) connected with twisted rubber bands being separated from each other or placed closer together producing the exact same phenomenon as "Asymptotic Freedom" in protons and neutrons. The force would become greater as the balls are separated, but the force would become less if the balls were placed closer together. Therefore, the gluon is a synthetic particle (zero mass, zero charge) invented to explain the Strong Force. The "Color Force" is a consequence of the XYZ orientation entanglement of the twisted tubules. The two twisted tubule entanglement of Mesons is not stable and unwinds. It takes the entanglement of three twisted tubules to produce the stable proton.
after watching eric give terrance howard non stop participation awards and not just completely tearing apart every bit of nonsense, I have a pretty low opinion of him and anything he says
I feel like the Holographic Principle has the most potential. The 7 stages or spheres will be the the stages of the matter that we observe. Once we make it to the 7th sphere, everything we observe in that time frame is already inside of the black hole.
I think there is a way to interpret string theory. It is to say that open-strings represent radiation and possess hyperbolic pde behaviour. Closed-strings then represents matter/gravity with elliptic pde behaviour- wherein we have circulation and no propagation. Since the world is made from radiation and matter, string theory becomes a theory of everything if rules can be stated on how to transform between the two types of strings- that is radiation-matter interactions.
Look string theory’s got its many problems, but this guy’s Geometric Unity (GU) couldn’t explain how a local 7-11 works. Ask Timothy N. Pot calling kettle black.
I like the guy and watch interviews of his. I've watched Sabine throw down on string theory. But, I like the concept of string theory. But, it's unproven, and guys like Erick here believe in other theories and would like some more funding for his groups pet theories. He's mad because he believes it's unfair, and he's upset with the string theorists who are fighting to keep or even expand their funding. All brilliant people, but the lack of funding can make some people.....not so pleasant. But, I do agree with Eric that it is unfair, until a theory is proven by experimentation, it's just a theory. Maybe Eric's group is on the path to the true answer?
@@mrbamfo5000 Erik does not have a lab and that’s the problem. He should have a Lab on independent funding. Most of the labs that I have worked with as an organic chemist are funded by pharmaceutical companies. My point there are alternative funding sources.
@@ftmrivas3043at this point, Eric has plenty of money if he wants to fund his research or big enough platform to draw attention to his research. Rather than advocating for his, he likes to knock down other pursuits. He just loves bashing science establishment. That’s his thing now and it has grown him a large audience. I was disappointed with how much he coddled Terrance Howard on JRE and used it to once again take jabs at scientists like Brian Greene, Michio kaku, Neil degrasse Tyson, etc. Terrance Howard is delusional and should be treated with the same respect as a flat earther.
He said the problem is not string theory. Somehow everyone in the comments thinks he said string theory is the problem. Still the only consistent quantum gravity theory.
Quantizing gravity can not work and is a mathematical error from start, because spacetime is an infinitely smooth manifold, and if gravity is quantizable, then it would assume that spacetime is not infinitely smooth.
That sounds very cool, until you dig a little deeper. If gravity is not quantized, then it can add or remove an arbitrary amount of angular momentum to a quantum system. In other words... then either the quantum system can also not be quantized OR gravity does not conserve angular momentum. The first possibility is ruled out experimentally and I am not sure one can salvage the second one, either, but there might be a tiny bit more wiggle room there.
@@sergiomanzetti1021 GR is not a valid microscopic theory. Just like Newton its emergent. Unlike with Newton we simply don't know, yet, what it emerges from. This idea that the mean field theories are more than shadows on the cave walls has to stop. It's 100% false.
This is an invitation to see a theory where light is both a wave and a particle, with a probabilistic future (∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π), continuously unfolding in relation to the electron probability cloud of atoms and the wavelength of light. According to this theory, the wave-particle duality of light and matter (electrons) creates a blank canvas that we can interact with forming a future relative to the energy and momentum of our actions. This interaction is represented by a constant of action in space and time, mathematically denoted as the Planck constant h/2π. This concept is supported by the continuous exchange of light photon energy (∆E=hf) into the kinetic energy (Eₖ=½mv²) of matter, in the form of electrons.
String Theory appears to be a ridiculously complex panacea, while the Standard Model is dominated by useless junk matter / temporary field distortions topped off with made up fudge (quarks, Higgs field, W & Z 'bosons' as a 'weak force carrier' and probably neutrinos).. Lost in math.. take a step back... Why is the Neutron/Proton Mass almost exactly halfway between Muon and Tau? -- POLECTRON FIELD: cell: a + & a - particle split by Full Split Energy as a positron+ & electron-. Bonds to 12 neighbours MATTER: p+ / e- = half cell (& a cell as +-+ / -+-)? Polarises field as + & - shells. SPIN: centre polarisation axis LECKY: absolute charge. MASS: particle lecky. INERTIA: rebalancing field kicks mass. STRONG GRAVITY: field repels mass MOND: lecky density slows acceleration/TIME and shrinks cells, loss to gravity gradients grows voids, aids acceleration BIG BANG: more proton-antiproton pairs malformed as proton-muon than antiproton-antimuon so hydrogen beat antihydrogen POSITRONIUM: e_p. Muon: ep_e. Proton: pep. Neutron: pep_e. Tau: epep_e. Neutron mass is halfway between muon and tau ANTIMATTER: 1,2 e_p pairs annihilate. 3: proton+anti proton or muon+anti muon. 4: neutron+anti neutron. 5: tau+anti tau WEAK FORCE: unstable atoms form and annihilate e_p pairs. BETA- DECAY: pep_e => pep e. BETA+: pep + new e_p => pep_e p NUCLEAR FORCE: neutron electrons bond to protons. ENTANGLEMENT: correlation broken by interaction? Physical link? BLACK HOLE: atoms cut into neutrons fused as higher mass tau cores (epep). Field rotates. Core annihilates: ep => cell? PHOTON: cell polarisation/lateral shift wave. LONGITUDINAL WAVE: gravitational wave, neutrino: 1 to 3 cell wave DOUBLE SLIT: photon/particle field warps diffract and interfere, guiding the core. Detectors interfere with guides COMPLEXITY: Closed system complexity reduces over time. Uniformly (dis)ordered (hot)/cold field is simplest
It is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm...
Whew. I thought he was talking about me being obnoxious. Although I realized he weren’t talking about me with the dishonesty thing. I too stupid to be dishonest. Now I can’t remember so it’s to hard to be dishonest. I ditched string theory in the 1980s. I didn’t realize it was a thing in physics. I like music. I like strings. But an orchestra is not just the strings. And a symphony is missing grandeur without using all the instruments. Pitch, tone, timber, rhythm and beat : what’s in a note?
Could easily be RUclips. I have most of mine removed and I'm very careful about my language. They still get removed. Theme and specific words affect it. So, I add отнег снагастегs. because the AI struggles with тндт
@@NicoleTedesco The best discussion of dark matter versus modified gravity. He's an astrophysicist. It's the one area where we have clear evidence of something other than "standard model plus general relativity".
@@MitchellPorter2025 I’ll look him up! I am not sold on MOND yet, but perhaps that is because the formulation isn’t fully fleshed out yet? Is that the way gravity actually works or are we just building a formula to fit the data? That’s fine, as that would be like Schrodinger’s ewuatiin, but we need to be clear that is what we are doing.
@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler the grab bag is a limited money bag and it takes away from anything that may be tested without a particle accelerator as big as the galaxy
u're kidding right, he is the voice of reason, because he always tries to discourage misleading endings of theories going with things, like are these uap's from other star systems, we don't know and people are so sure they are, we do not know if they come from this planet, and it puts things in perspective while others are rambling on, he seems a bit arrogant at times, but I like him
@@publiusrunesteffensen5276💯 Eric wants to act like the reason more researchers don’t want to pursue his GU is because String Theory is pulling them away. Maybe that’s partially true. Or maybe GU is just no good.
generally not a fan of eric but i love when he talks on this. especially when he knocks down the people who failed at string theory only to pivot to “tv personality who will totally blow your mindddd” ie brian green and michiyo kaku
Has Eric offered any other solutions that can be taken seriously? Or does he just try to intentionally explain things in a way nobody, not even he can understand
Doesn't really matter. It's not the solutions that he is claiming is the problem. It's the framework of denial of resources to study alternatives. When a Monolithic funding structure (government Grants) is managed by a Monolithic Idea, you get no advancement of study, just a Monolith. Edit: To clarify... He is claiming the solutions are a problem, just not THE problem.
What could be more dishonest and obnoxious than a guy railing against people dismissing his theories without due respect, while he dismisses experts like Milton Friedman without giving them due respect? I am a huge fan of his brother, but Eric is among the most disappointing voices these days for me.
0:02 Yall know what is killing physic and noone say nothing about it, Einstein " theory of relativity" how is it that we got to the point that we want to get rid of string theory but not the dumb as theory of relativity, the theory of relativity is literally Einstein failure on everything he did, and we praise Einstein for his mistakes, what a joke the physics community has become. Forget about all this dumb as ideas of space time, which time isn't a universal rule, time doesn't even exist, time is a man made ideal, time is something like a tool that we humans created to measure something to make our understanding of the world around us easier, time is not a universal rule, in space its always NOW, ENTREPY.
They just snuck a camera into Lisi's living room, and pretended he's part of the interview. He actually just watching tv.
Omigosh, too funny.
Garret Lisi looks really comfortable.
I was hoping to hear Garret talk, at least a bit in this clipped segment. Instead it’s just Eric yapping the whole time. Smart guy sure, but I’ve seen enough of his content to say that he’s a bit too eccentric for my liking. God complex, making many of his peers come to see the pecking order of intelligence. Brilliant contributions to physics, sure, from the sounds of it, and I’m no physicist, but on a sociological level, meh. But ok. 👍
@@davidmireles9774i don’t disagree with most of what you said but like……… read the title.
@@billyt8868 fair point. I clearly just felt the title wasn’t enough lol
If they don’t discover supersymmetric particles in more advanced accelerators I don’t what kind of excuse string theorists will find
@@kokomanation they will shift the arguement again.
Was this like this when the either was defended?
Weinstein is the Stephen Seagal of physicists.
This is becoming a meme :)
😂😂😂😂 Eric vs Neil degrasse Tyson in one room 24 hrs debate n convo will blow the internet Terrance Howard as host of tht
Nonsense. Michio Kaku is Seagal.
"String Theory offers a solution to a problem created by the String Theory itself."
Totally agree with Eric. Neil DeGrasse recently said to Brian Greene to his face in Startalk: (on string theory) "either you're all wrong, or too stupid" (to either admit it or solve it). To which Brian replied: "a little of both ".
It would be legendary to see and hear both EW's going head to head on this, before Ed dies.
I fear since it hasn't happened yet there's nothing that would make that convo happen, most researching physicists and 99% of QFT physicists view Eric's theory as pseudo-science, see Sean carroll for reference, Even if the convo happened I feel like there couldn't be anything in physics discovered/learned from it, it could be interesting on the social side of things though
@@3pints - Well said. I wouldn't understand a lot of it, but would surely listen in. Morbid curiosity is an important part of an interesting life! Be Cool.
Neil is a woke DEI hire. But I agree.
Lol this is such a frightening fucking comment
Eric is a KNOWN fraud, who literally has NO published work in ANY scientific papers and has ZERO work that has held up to peer-review.
The other has a lifetime of work that is peer-reviewed, public, and has won countless awards.
There is no "both EWs going head to head."
One is an obvious fraud whose lies you can verify with a SINGLE google search. The other is one of the most brilliant minds of all time. Shame on you for not being able to spot the difference.
I stopped reading at "Neil DeGrasse".
Eric mentions the political economy of the field, and that is something important and that many people forget about. The massive amount of support for basic science in the US is a result of the Manhattan Project. Heck, when I was a young physics student working at a paid job in High Energy Physics, my paychecks were from the Atomic Energy Commission. The idea was that, with the Manhattan Project, we had been able to harness basic science for military purposes. Then we were able to harness basic science for energy generation. That is what drives the funding. String theorists have put a dent in that. Bad, not good.
Same thing happening with AI. It is 95% BS. That 5% is quite amazing but the other 95% loses sight of that.
I 100% agree. AI hasn't come to fruition. Maybe in a 100 years.
@@bubbajones7486 "AI hasn't come to fruition".
Of course it did.
You are talking about Artificial Idiocy, aren't you?
I like String Theory, but I like challenges to it more. Let people speak and investigate, the right ideas will surface.
What this whole string theory thing reminds me of is Maxwell's first concept of electromagnetism envisioned a sort of mechanical substructure. He understood that this was probably not correct, but mechanics was what physicists understood, so it was easier to start with that.
✔👍 'you start from what you know'
Oersted, Ampere, Guass and Faraday all had EXPERIMENTS behind their equations and observations.
String Theory gives us nothing. A big fat goose egg. 😒
@@SciHeartJourney Couldn't agree more.
It reminds me of being in high school. We read a lot of science fiction. Even at university. I was studying physics (switched to Computer Science later) and also worked in the High Energy Physics Department. In the men's room we had a whole library of science fiction paperbacks available, in case. Well, we could let our imaginations roam, and when we went too far our professors would set us straight.
What I often point out is that a lot of fundamental physics, and even fields like cosmology, have gotten to the point where they are getting into metaphysics territory. Classical metaphysics often referred back to the mythical stories of the time. Perhaps we have reached that point.
Eric is not one of the arrogant ones.
Lol
Between Eric, his brother, his wife, and his sister in law, he claims at least three of them have had Nobel prizes and epoch defining theories taken from them by the man lol
Actual I don’t think he is. If he was learning pugilism at our gym he does act with class and takes corrective analysis and direction well. When he was searching the classified world of secrets he was very inquisitive and eager when speaking to hal putoff
Honestly I wish one of these guys interviewing Eric would just get down to it and ask him where on the doll String Theory touched him.
I mean, how fucking long was this fucking bit? I can’t believe I sat through ANOTHER 10 minute therapy session with Eric venting about how String Theory molested him and is still molesting young, impressionable grad students. Like I get it bro, someone play some String theory violin strings 😢
But come on man. I just wasted my drive home from work on this guy spilling rhetoric like he’s the Exon-Valdez of the English language, and I feel like I have learned absolutely nothing. Again.
Sarcasm
Ed Whitten is my neighbor. A week ago my car broke down while taking my cat to the hospital. Ed came by with his tool's and medical bag, did some quick math calculations, fixed my car, then diagnosed and cured my cat. He is a wonderful neighbor and great guy.
@@fredjonestowns4213 got me in the first half
The smartest man in the world fixed my cat
Was your cat simultaneously alive and dead? 😅
@@johnvenier4011 Superposition isn't "AND" it's "OR"
@@mattphillips538 I’m no physicist, but it has always been told to me that Schrödinger’s original joke involved simultaneity and pointing out the absurdity of it. I suppose I should go to the original source.
should really be called...." String us along theory"
Really that’s all any learning is, there is no end zone. But I get the levity . String theory im personally guessing based on no proof, but that it’s a part of a more complex equation for the gravity obsession. And I have some hunch that if the Leigh lines or whatever are a portion of the new or atleast not in the white world yet, that might even be some portion that created the condensed matter physics I just heard a man say, witten was a machine when he was young, now he’s much better at explaining the findings th
In touch out but of tune
Or "flouncy bouncy how long is a piece of string" theory
And keep the money coming!
Original video is from 3 years ago. He’s trying to capitalize off Eric’s recent popularity after talking to Howard on JRE.
Saved you time from rewatching an old clip you likely saw but forgot.
I listen again
I’ve been thinking bout unsubbing from him cuzz it’s been a lot of clickbait bs here lately
thank u
have you seen Joe Rogan, he is back on youtube, and re-releasing old stuff like it's new, so just spare us the hate bruh.
Ah, how very Chosen People of him
String theory pushed to develop mathematics that wouldn't have been interesting without string theory.
Physicists have been playing mathematical metaphysics for decades now, and yet we a priori analytic philosophers still receive a bad wrap. Love it!
Weinstein is no Einstein
And Eric Weinstein calling other people obnoxious is rich indeed.
@@landoflittlerain Ha! Ha! Ha! You hit the nail on the head with that one. lol
Neither are you. 😅
This is quite interesting! I have heard many things about Dr. Weinstein, but I’m surprised at how entertaining and quick he is.
Kinda funny how a auto proclaimed “theory” hijacked the science community for that long basically just by being an interesting hypothesis.
We love Eric Weinstein he’s a very brilliant man
@@JaredFarrer he's the guy that knows a lot about everything that's happening in science and pieces everything together. The Frontline guy of the scientific community.
@@priortokaraew7569 He's the smartest guy in the dumbest room...
@@priortokaraew7569 Ha! Ha! Ha!
I say you get Eric and Witten on for a little back and forth. You’ll break the internet. 👍🏻
True!
No. Penrose and Witten on _The Joe Rogan Experience_ would break the internet.
@@____uncompetative No offense, but Dr Keating would be able to moderate the conversation way better than Joe Rogan. Joe might have a bigger platform, but he has a surface level understanding of physics and probably less mathematical knowledge.
@@K24_ej1 Nobel Laureate Sir Roger Penrose has said that "String Theory isn't physics." Joe Rogan commentates on Ultimate Fighting Championship bouts and has already had Penrose on as a guest. By having Rogan there it would ensure that the discussion suited a non technical mainstream audience. This is why I would recommend Penrose over Weinstein. Joe is also happy to let his guest talk if the conversation is flowing well, which is a rare skill as most hosts intrude on the conversation because they don't want people to forget it is their show. I'd like to see Weinstein explain _Geometric Unity_ to Tim Dillon on _The Joe Rogan Experience_ if Dillion is interested. Terrance Howard was interested in learning about Weinstein's work, but I think he is too "hyper" to be a good listener, and would benefit more from letting Dillon ask grounded questions about Weinstein's speculative work in progress and Howard could watch the end result like the rest of us.
I say this as someone who gave my summary of _Geometric Unity_ for the layman to Eric Weinstein in three minutes when he phoned me up and he didn't think I had misrepresented his work.
@@K24_ej1 but Rogan has the viewership, a much bigger turnout to watch
"An aspect of Q-Anon in particle physics..." is the best way to explain what is wrong with String Theory.
The problem with ST is this: It is assumed by practitioners to be the bottom layer of the ontological onion which it cannot be.
Name a single experiment that points to ST being actually real, and I know with 100% certainty no one can.
Experiment how? We will reach 10^19 GeV in about 7 thousand years or maybe in 1 million years. Our LHC reaches ~10^4 GeV at maximum with the recent upgrade.
@@autopilot3176 but PHC suppression alignment is totally wrong.
That was one of the most awesome interviews I have ever listened to in my life. Thank you for posting this
These strings are literally unprovable. They dont exist.
I really respect Brian Greene, but winced when he said on his podcast that string theory was not experimentally testable and that that didn't really matter. His guest was a Nobel prize winner - and the guy politely told Brian that he was wrong.
That’s why they call them theories
@@randyb726 Yes theory, but not scientific theory.
@randyb726 not testable = not science
Probably an eloberate scam to hinder the progress of physics. I appreciate that it has been beneficial to fields of mathematics, but I think it should be treated as nothing more than a tool to approach mathematical problems, not physics until it has made testable predictions.
I respect Eric and I listen to his talks very often. What he says in this video is right, but he has to admit that in the Joe Rogan Podcast with Terrence Howard, he commited 20 to 30% of the the things he pointed out!
Ah so, string theory is the wokism of physics
Seems like their is too much emotion envoved against string theory rather than rational arguement here and too many political anologies. Sounds like the Winestien guy has a personal problem with other scientist. Just an impartial non-expert opinion.
Yes, his outsized ego can not believe that he didn't invent it himself. ;-)
it sounds like he's saying that string theory has deviated into an exercise in pure mathematics.
Great segment..! How in the hell can a human speak with such a rapid continuity while SIMULTANEOUSLY (and masterfully) inter-weaving metaphors, insightful parallels, and comic relief ALL in a SINGLE uninterrupted stream..?? Great stuff..
Eric drinks numbers and digests it into words.
He is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about. I once saw him k*** three men in a bar... with a pencil, with a fukin pencil.
@quantumuncertainties Ha! It appears you are correct, friend..
He is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about.
@@autopilot3176An odd assumption.. Do you make a habit of GUESSING what others may or may not know about ??
Please have on Timothy Nguyen and Eric Weinstein for a discussion on Eric’s Geometric Unity (GU) theory. Timothy has reviewed it but sadly, Eric is unwilling to engage. Eric loves to give the illusion his ideas are ignored because he’s an outsider. I heard Eric say to Brian Greene, “I bet you haven’t even reviewed my paper” in a discussion about String Theory. Well, Eric.. Timothy has read your paper. Have a chat 🤷🏻♀️
Agreed. Eric really needs to address this. Timothy has very valid arguments against GU.
If you had Ed Witten present, he would object strongly to such talks. Yes, he would agree we need more testing to verify string theory, but all the math is pointing in the right direction.
The inspiration to string theory is a religious one. The bible and the Thora explain that God's words brought The World into existence. Kabbalists point out that God needed vocal cords for this. The strings of string theory are reminiscent of the vocal cords that vibrate.
By financing string theory, the public lets de facto clerics think in a very well-paid physics setting about their religion. It' absurd.
Dumbest comment I can remember reading, which puts it in the running for dumbest comment I've ever read.
@@APETWATWeinstein's grift is to be the smartest guy in the dumbest room, so there's that...
Better to state attacks than destroys. There is little more than ad hominem in that diatribe. I'm not saying he's wrong, but that clip hardly contributes to any discussion.
If we want to have a debate about whether democrats have gone to far with trans issues and or racial issues, that is a debate to be had. but in comparison to almost all of right wing ideology the left is far better, and I could go though a long list of facts to back me up. Climate change , health care, criminal justice, crime, poverty, small business ownership.... I could go on.
I think you are incorrect objectively. I could go on and on as well. The difference is that my arguments would be both internally and externally consistent. For the record, I am a staunch Independent. Cheers
Damn, I think Garrett could go to sleep during the diatribe and wake up one hour later. The guy never said a word.
String theorists are in the year 3024 in the 10th dimension while quantum mechanics is in the year 2024 in the 30th dimension. That's why string theorists think they got so far.
world has no limits, no begining, no end
big bang is a collision
the TRUE world is a world of abstractions
abstractions CAN create matter
I can boil Eric's argument down to two words: *_Tyranny sucks._* Then he provides examples in two areas: 1. Theoretical physics, commandeered by string "theory" (which actually lacks even the minimum detectable empirical corroboration to qualify it as a theory), and 2. The massive institutionalized fraud into which the U.S. Democrat party has evolved. I have never known anyone who thinks Eric's argument is wrong who wasn't an insufferable smart ass, immune to facts or reason.
I’m a simple father a fireman and a builder of my existence
I don’t understand the science and maths during podcasts but I listen pay attention and and are aware of each podcasts outcome
I am not an idiot
I believe Eric is on the right path
Many people believe that Jesus was born by a virgin. So what? So nothing. Belief is for the religious and this is science. Either you understand or you don't. Since you never took the time to understand you don't. By the way, I never go online and tell people how to fight a fire. I am not a fireman. I have no expertise in how to do it safely. So why in the world are you telling physicists how to do their job? To me that's just a sign that you are suffering from Dunning-Krueger.
Eric is so fantastically entertaining I could listen to him all day.
Never go full Eric.
“Blank, whatever you did. Plus it’s stringy origins”
Sublime.
🤓💚♾️
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A hypothesis with methods that reduce expense
I have come up with a hypothesis that could fundamentally reduce the expense of doing high energy particle physics. The concept that there is a duality between relativistic speed particles with mass and extremely cold particles with mass near absolute zero could reduce the expense of doing high energy particle physics. The correlation between relativistic speed particles with mass and particles with mass at temperature is very close to absolute zero is that through Lorentz transformations they can be seen as the same speed. If we could use cryogenic technology, possibly employing quantum tunneling to cool down hydrogen, nuclei or helium atoms to temperatures very close to absolute zero they would behave like particles that are accelerated near the speed of light thus drastically reducing the cost of high energy particle physics.
String Theory, what have you done for us lately? 🤣
It tried to make you smarter, but you wouldn't let it. ;-)
Eric: "Defering the ultimate Tango with reality" love it.
Erics NOT abnoxious love the guys mind
"very often people earn in one place, and spend somewhere else" - Eric Weinstein (irony much)
Fabulous. My take? String theory is nothing more than cerebral "Dietary" fiber for the constipated "Highbrow"!
Chalk, blackboard, Dust... Fabulous! 🤦
Whenever I ask someone to walk us though the math, you'll find two types of answers. You'll get one group that's happy to oblige you. The other group will try to gaslight you into believing you're not smart enough to understand. They will tell you it's too complicated for the layman and they won't even try.
Take Einstein's General Relativity for example. The math is hard, but if you're willing there are courses you can take and people that can show you.
Now ask a String Theorist to walk you through the math and you'll make an enemy real fast. 🤣
It's pretty fascinating.
Witten has been happily walking people through the math in many talks and dozens of articles, many of which are hundred plus pages long. That you are not willing to listen to him makes you the idiot, not him. ;-)
string theory is a religion
Brian I just watch the Piers Morgan debate and I really didn't like that Eric was so defensive towards your position to defend your education and background as a scientist! Honestly Eric was beating a deadhorse with is date and times, and I could tell if you defended yourself things would have escalated.
Eric defending Terrance is as comical as his idea that there is a threat on what is true and what is not true! Terrance needs to get off his high horse, that horse is dead as well.
“ you have a complete way of thinking which is completely foreign to anybody I know “ “stop teaching” Are not defences of terrences stupid ideas at all. He just was nice enough to see if it was possible to steel man anything terrance was saying - and the answer was no. But he did bring some cool shapes with him
Eric inverted his morals to defeat Terrance and did EXACTLY what Harvard did to him.
That was Eric admitting defeat while saving face, YOURE NOT A PHYSICIST OR MATHEMATICIAN, ARE YOU?
-Theoretical Mathematical Physicist and Number Theorist (PhDs)
@@Nah_Bohdi Perhaps it was therapy for Eric ? My main complaint about Eric is that he's trying to give Terrance the benefit of the doubt in the scientific field!??
That in itself is ridiculous, there are far, far, far more intelligent people in science that never get the time of day!
Terrance not only gets the time of day, he also gets a chance to explain is insane diary to the world!!
He gets a PHd, Harvard Graduate Mathematician to critique his idea's...and he also gets to go on Joe Rogan twice and get a million hits on the video, because you people are ready for the Terrance Howard paradigm shift towards idiocracy!
I first got on the string theory train, mtheory, superstring in about 1999/01ish and thought it was the tits and the great hope. I was a programmer mainly at the time, was young, but physics held a strong interest. Its funny because programming for me, really opened up the more advanced maths to me.. idk why it just started clicking.. but while im not saying abandon the theories, but its time to start putting more brain power into other possibilities, or possibilities that use pieces of superstring and m in a framework that allows more of the very few pieces of the puzzle were finding to possibly join together.
it's easy to unify gravity. all you have to do is realize natural law is universal and constant.
then realize that light turns red when it redshifts.
Yep. Easy. 👉👉
@@SlickyRick69 did it a year ago with pen paper and basic math.
3x +1 easy.
@@atticuswalker make a video and win a Nobel prize then.
@@SlickyRick69 I made a whole series.
it really is too simple for people to want to believe.
just draw a line under mc²and write time.
the rest pretty muck falls into place.
from the rate if inflation to the blue sky.
try find a flaw if you can. been looking for a year.
just found 3x +1 couple days back. fits perfectly.
@@atticuswalker got to give credit where credit is due. you really are trying, keep it up, sir! 👍
Wtf does eric weinstein have to offer to the physics community other than Terrence Howard level of theories of everything?
You expose your lack of knowledge of his work with that comment.
Nothing
@@____uncompetativeNo your showing your lack of understanding and ease in which you believe carnival barkers
I think quantum gravity is what we should be spending our resources on not string theory
Why is Jeff Ross talking about physics? Was he brought on to roast String Theory?
eric is such a fun mix of intellects, like hes a lot more on the level then i expect a guy with a major math and academic background
also damn I've said this before but sometimes eric can be like unintelligible about mathematic concepts (though I'm not smart enough to tell if the obfuscation is intentional or accidental or somewhere in between) he can go on an actual RIP sometimes haha
He is con man. He has realized what is a money make aka conspiracy theories.
Eric speaks of arrogance and obnoxiousness then highlights the vast amounts of both which he possesses by throwing his ridiculously half-baked politics and economics fantasies in the mix.
I'm not a scientist, but I have always thought string theory seemed off. But, I do believe it led to other useful discoveries.
What do the Twistors of Roger Penrose and the Geometric Unity of Eric Weinstein and the exploration of one extra spatial dimension by Lisa Randall and the "Belt Trick" of Paul Dirac have in common? Is there a link to the "Vortex Theory" proposed by Maxwell and others during the 19th century, even though the concept of the "ether" has been abandoned?
In Spinors it takes two complete turns to get down the "rabbit hole" (Alpha Funnel 3D--->4D) to produce one twist cycle (1 Quantum unit).
Can both Matter and Energy be described as "Quanta" of Spatial Curvature? (A string is revealed to be a twisted cord when viewed up close.) Mass= 1/Length, with each twist cycle of the 4D Hypertube proportional to Planck’s Constant.
In this model Alpha equals the compactification ratio within the twistor cone, which is approximately 1/137.
1= Hypertubule diameter at 4D interface
137= Cone’s larger end diameter at 3D interface where the photons are absorbed or emitted.
The 4D twisted Hypertubule gets longer or shorter as twisting or untwisting occurs. (720 degrees per twist cycle.)
If quarks have not been isolated and gluons have not been isolated, how do we know they are not parts of the same thing? The tentacles of an octopus and the body of an octopus are parts of the same creature.
Is there an alternative interpretation of "Asymptotic Freedom"? What if Quarks are actually made up of twisted tubes which become physically entangled with two other twisted tubes to produce a proton? Instead of the Strong Force being mediated by the constant exchange of gluons, it would be mediated by the physical entanglement of these twisted tubes. When only two twisted tubules are entangled, a meson is produced which is unstable and rapidly unwinds (decays) into something else. A proton would be analogous to three twisted rubber bands becoming entangled and the "Quarks" would be the places where the tubes are tangled together. The behavior would be the same as rubber balls (representing the Quarks) connected with twisted rubber bands being separated from each other or placed closer together producing the exact same phenomenon as "Asymptotic Freedom" in protons and neutrons. The force would become greater as the balls are separated, but the force would become less if the balls were placed closer together. Therefore, the gluon is a synthetic particle (zero mass, zero charge) invented to explain the Strong Force. The "Color Force" is a consequence of the XYZ orientation entanglement of the twisted tubules. The two twisted tubule entanglement of Mesons is not stable and unwinds. It takes the entanglement of three twisted tubules to produce the stable proton.
Verbal ping pong pang mastery how can he spit so many beautifully framed facts so quick without reading from a powerpoint
after watching eric give terrance howard non stop participation awards and not just completely tearing apart every bit of nonsense, I have a pretty low opinion of him and anything he says
@@DD-gi6kx he actually did rip into Terrance Howard, he treated him not in a disrespectful way. You catch more bees with honey than vinegar
I feel like the Holographic Principle has the most potential. The 7 stages or spheres will be the the stages of the matter that we observe. Once we make it to the 7th sphere, everything we observe in that time frame is already inside of the black hole.
I think there is a way to interpret string theory. It is to say that open-strings represent radiation and possess hyperbolic pde behaviour. Closed-strings then represents matter/gravity with elliptic pde behaviour- wherein we have circulation and no propagation. Since the world is made from radiation and matter, string theory becomes a theory of everything if rules can be stated on how to transform between the two types of strings- that is radiation-matter interactions.
Look string theory’s got its many problems, but this guy’s Geometric Unity (GU) couldn’t explain how a local 7-11 works. Ask Timothy N. Pot calling kettle black.
Chomsky earned in Automata Theory and spent in Social Democracy
Piggybacking Eric's popularity for views, this video is years OLD.
This is my favorite thing to watch Weinstein mock string theory
I like the guy and watch interviews of his.
I've watched Sabine throw down on string theory.
But, I like the concept of string theory.
But, it's unproven, and guys like Erick here believe in other theories and would like some more funding for his groups pet theories.
He's mad because he believes it's unfair, and he's upset with the string theorists who are fighting to keep or even expand their funding.
All brilliant people, but the lack of funding can make some people.....not so pleasant.
But, I do agree with Eric that it is unfair, until a theory is proven by experimentation, it's just a theory. Maybe Eric's group is on the path to the true answer?
@@mrbamfo5000 Erik does not have a lab and that’s the problem. He should have a Lab on independent funding. Most of the labs that I have worked with as an organic chemist are funded by pharmaceutical companies. My point there are alternative funding sources.
@@ftmrivas3043at this point, Eric has plenty of money if he wants to fund his research or big enough platform to draw attention to his research. Rather than advocating for his, he likes to knock down other pursuits. He just loves bashing science establishment. That’s his thing now and it has grown him a large audience. I was disappointed with how much he coddled Terrance Howard on JRE and used it to once again take jabs at scientists like Brian Greene, Michio kaku, Neil degrasse Tyson, etc. Terrance Howard is delusional and should be treated with the same respect as a flat earther.
@@EveK-North perfectly summarized
He said the problem is not string theory. Somehow everyone in the comments thinks he said string theory is the problem. Still the only consistent quantum gravity theory.
But the headline says Weinstein destroys string theory
The problem is Cognition.
😎
@@Jack-r2v9b yeah, seems misleading
@@Nah_Bohdi as in, “ignorance is bliss”? Cut off head cures headache?
Not surprising. Lee Smolin in his book “Trouble with Physics “ wrote it 2006.
It's like curing Cancer, it seems to take Trillions of dollars to do it and Medical Labs and PHD's need the funding to do it.
Maybe if Eric dawned some of those Terrance Howard cornrows they'd finally take him seriously?
@@geraldmartin7417 lmfao, I would pay to see this
With hair like Eric’s, that guy knows string theory is nonsense.
Quantizing gravity can not work and is a mathematical error from start, because spacetime is an infinitely smooth manifold, and if gravity is quantizable, then it would assume that spacetime is not infinitely smooth.
That sounds very cool, until you dig a little deeper. If gravity is not quantized, then it can add or remove an arbitrary amount of angular momentum to a quantum system. In other words... then either the quantum system can also not be quantized OR gravity does not conserve angular momentum. The first possibility is ruled out experimentally and I am not sure one can salvage the second one, either, but there might be a tiny bit more wiggle room there.
@@lepidoptera9337 This you mention would be in conflict with GR.
@@sergiomanzetti1021 GR is not a valid microscopic theory. Just like Newton its emergent. Unlike with Newton we simply don't know, yet, what it emerges from. This idea that the mean field theories are more than shadows on the cave walls has to stop. It's 100% false.
Its easy to challenge Witten and others when they aren't present
He refuses to come on 🤔
@@DrBrianKeating interesting 🤔
@@DrBrianKeating Ed Witten has better things to do tbh.
@@BenjaminKuruga yeah, like "creat" beautiful pieces of NOTHINNG.
Eric and his BIG BRAIN 🧠 😳
Einstein with a W.
💪🤓💪
This is an invitation to see a theory where light is both a wave and a particle, with a probabilistic future (∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π), continuously unfolding in relation to the electron probability cloud of atoms and the wavelength of light. According to this theory, the wave-particle duality of light and matter (electrons) creates a blank canvas that we can interact with forming a future relative to the energy and momentum of our actions. This interaction is represented by a constant of action in space and time, mathematically denoted as the Planck constant h/2π. This concept is supported by the continuous exchange of light photon energy (∆E=hf) into the kinetic energy (Eₖ=½mv²) of matter, in the form of electrons.
String Theory appears to be a ridiculously complex panacea, while the Standard Model is dominated by useless junk matter / temporary field distortions topped off with made up fudge (quarks, Higgs field, W & Z 'bosons' as a 'weak force carrier' and probably neutrinos).. Lost in math.. take a step back... Why is the Neutron/Proton Mass almost exactly halfway between Muon and Tau?
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POLECTRON FIELD: cell: a + & a - particle split by Full Split Energy as a positron+ & electron-. Bonds to 12 neighbours
MATTER: p+ / e- = half cell (& a cell as +-+ / -+-)? Polarises field as + & - shells. SPIN: centre polarisation axis
LECKY: absolute charge. MASS: particle lecky. INERTIA: rebalancing field kicks mass. STRONG GRAVITY: field repels mass
MOND: lecky density slows acceleration/TIME and shrinks cells, loss to gravity gradients grows voids, aids acceleration
BIG BANG: more proton-antiproton pairs malformed as proton-muon than antiproton-antimuon so hydrogen beat antihydrogen
POSITRONIUM: e_p. Muon: ep_e. Proton: pep. Neutron: pep_e. Tau: epep_e. Neutron mass is halfway between muon and tau
ANTIMATTER: 1,2 e_p pairs annihilate. 3: proton+anti proton or muon+anti muon. 4: neutron+anti neutron. 5: tau+anti tau
WEAK FORCE: unstable atoms form and annihilate e_p pairs. BETA- DECAY: pep_e => pep e. BETA+: pep + new e_p => pep_e p
NUCLEAR FORCE: neutron electrons bond to protons. ENTANGLEMENT: correlation broken by interaction? Physical link?
BLACK HOLE: atoms cut into neutrons fused as higher mass tau cores (epep). Field rotates. Core annihilates: ep => cell?
PHOTON: cell polarisation/lateral shift wave. LONGITUDINAL WAVE: gravitational wave, neutrino: 1 to 3 cell wave
DOUBLE SLIT: photon/particle field warps diffract and interfere, guiding the core. Detectors interfere with guides
COMPLEXITY: Closed system complexity reduces over time. Uniformly (dis)ordered (hot)/cold field is simplest
It is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm...
Whew. I thought he was talking about me being obnoxious.
Although I realized he weren’t talking about me with the dishonesty thing.
I too stupid to be dishonest. Now I can’t remember so it’s to hard to be dishonest.
I ditched string theory in the 1980s. I didn’t realize it was a thing in physics.
I like music.
I like strings.
But an orchestra is not just the strings. And a symphony is missing grandeur without using all the instruments.
Pitch, tone, timber, rhythm and beat : what’s in a note?
Wittenberg is one of the people that stands guard at the gates of String theory. Most fear to confront him.
@@fredflintstone8048 name is Witten.
It’s like the lord of the flies. The aliens will arrive and the greatest string theorist will feel like the biggest idiot.
I love how they delete comments that are critical. Totally not hypocritical, Brian.
I’m about to drop this channel
Could easily be RUclips.
I have most of mine removed and I'm very careful about my language. They still get removed.
Theme and specific words affect it. So, I add отнег снагастегs. because the AI struggles with тндт
@@onlyonewhyphy Ah, you could very well be right!
Thanks, and my bad
@@chriscurry2496 download an additional keyboard, test drive it and see what happens.
Try clicking on "Newest" comments.
Except it isn't "destroyed."
why dishonest? most of what he says is true
One of the longest sentences I have heard that I could not avoid listening to. 😅
Your telling us anything, I can get this same tail wagoning from Fox News
Quantum Mechanics: Identify the problem and find a solution.
String Theory: Design the solution to fit the problem.
Weinstein, tell us how you really feel! LOL! Love the passion.
Love physics. I left because of the arrogance.
Do you know Stacy McGaugh's work?
@@MitchellPorter2025 no. What would I look forward to?
@@NicoleTedesco The best discussion of dark matter versus modified gravity. He's an astrophysicist. It's the one area where we have clear evidence of something other than "standard model plus general relativity".
@@MitchellPorter2025 I’ll look him
up! I am not sold on MOND yet, but perhaps that is because the formulation isn’t fully fleshed out yet?
Is that the way gravity actually works or are we just building a formula to fit the data? That’s fine, as that would be like
Schrodinger’s ewuatiin, but we need to be clear that is what we are doing.
Watch: Professor Dave Explains: Bret and Eric Weinstein: Brothers in Fraudulance
As Ed Witten said," it's not everyone's cup of tea".
He also said, roughly, that those criticizing it always seem to stop short of proposing an alterative that explains more/better.
I really don't see the problem with a grab bag if it works it works and we can better tweak a grab bag then we can a set closed box.
@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler the grab bag is a limited money bag and it takes away from anything that may be tested without a particle accelerator as big as the galaxy
@@lukekelly5115 😂🤘
weinstein is not as smart he thinks he is.
u're kidding right, he is the voice of reason, because he always tries to discourage misleading endings of theories going with things, like are these uap's from other star systems, we don't know and people are so sure they are, we do not know if they come from this planet, and it puts things in perspective while others are rambling on, he seems a bit arrogant at times, but I like him
The guy has a PHD in some of the hardest education field from HARVARD. What was yours dissertation on?
@@positrac-b9b your mom
he is quite literally one of the only people who actually is probably as smart as he thinks he is
@@smithfrederick2 he gets so much wrong, stop dick riding and fact check his bullshit.
Throw geometric unity in there aswell
That would be a gross insult to string theory. GU is a one man show and is only intended to keep Weinstein in the public as a "genius".
@@publiusrunesteffensen5276💯 Eric wants to act like the reason more researchers don’t want to pursue his GU is because String Theory is pulling them away. Maybe that’s partially true. Or maybe GU is just no good.
generally not a fan of eric but i love when he talks on this. especially when he knocks down the people who failed at string theory only to pivot to “tv personality who will totally blow your mindddd” ie brian green and michiyo kaku
Has Eric offered any other solutions that can be taken seriously? Or does he just try to intentionally explain things in a way nobody, not even he can understand
Doesn't really matter. It's not the solutions that he is claiming is the problem. It's the framework of denial of resources to study alternatives. When a Monolithic funding structure (government Grants) is managed by a Monolithic Idea, you get no advancement of study, just a Monolith.
Edit: To clarify... He is claiming the solutions are a problem, just not THE problem.
Talking to scientists doesn't make Eric one.
@@CorwinPatrick That goodness you clarified because you were beginning to sound like a monolith
@@tedlemoine5587 I believe you missed the whole point of this conversation. Take the blinders off
Truth in Physics is forbidden.
"Eric, could you steelman the status of string theory?"
"Sure"
*goes on to strawman string theory instead*
String theory has some relevance only in as far as the observer. There is nothing beyond an observer, no multiple outcomes or realities.
Simply did not occur. It could have and would have but hasn't.
Before watching this I'm saying yes, string theory is ruining physics.
I say it isn't
Weinstein's point appears to be that it's not string theory that's the problem, but string theorists.
My vote is Ed. Eric is so self-assured. Sorry.
What could be more dishonest and obnoxious than a guy railing against people dismissing his theories without due respect, while he dismisses experts like Milton Friedman without giving them due respect? I am a huge fan of his brother, but Eric is among the most disappointing voices these days for me.
0:02 Yall know what is killing physic and noone say nothing about it, Einstein " theory of relativity" how is it that we got to the point that we want to get rid of string theory but not the dumb as theory of relativity, the theory of relativity is literally Einstein failure on everything he did, and we praise Einstein for his mistakes, what a joke the physics community has become. Forget about all this dumb as ideas of space time, which time isn't a universal rule, time doesn't even exist, time is a man made ideal, time is something like a tool that we humans created to measure something to make our understanding of the world around us easier, time is not a universal rule, in space its always NOW, ENTREPY.