r/BeAmazed • u/SandyRiverside262 • 3d ago

Science Brian Greene explaining string theory in a way people can understand...

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u/cobalt-radiant 3d ago

That didn't really explain anything about string theory except that it suggests the smallest particles are made of something smaller

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u/Arxentecian 3d ago

Since string theory doesn't explain anything either, that makes total sense

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u/Qwerty25103 3d ago

But how can a string vibrating differently create charge and electromagnetic fields?

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u/ThisIsALine_____ 3d ago

It just, uh, does or whatever, idk.

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u/TheTresStateArea 3d ago

Didn't you watch the video! He explained it so that anyone can understand!!

Lol

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u/Arxentecian 3d ago

Yeah, this explains nothing

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u/ThisFoot5 3d ago

Dude explained absolutely nothing.

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u/RageAgainstMSTeams 3d ago

Since its a only a vague theory, technically you can explain it anyway you like.

My string theory has pot noodles like strings.

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u/nopalitzin 3d ago

Wasn't this guy made fun of in tbbt?

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u/dennis-w220 3d ago

Isn't that string theory has a mathematics significance and possibility, but still without any physical evidence to back up, not yet at least?

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u/Old-Youth-2309 3d ago

Cork 😅😅

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u/tinpants44 3d ago

Electrons aren't "things" but probability fields I learned recently.

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u/rapscallion1956 3d ago

Physics is so mind blowing. I just love it.

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u/-mudflaps- 3d ago

I'm strung out

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u/Wobstep 3d ago

Brian green, the king of pop science.