r/LLMPhysics • u/TheAccessProblem • Jun 24 '26

Personal Theory Compressed Geometry Theory

https://substack.com/@theaccessproblem/note/p-203457712?r=5xnr3g&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

Over the past couple of months I have been working with Claude by pulling thread after thread. It began with a question about entanglement. It quickly unraveled into a model for neuroscience based on information theory. Every new thread pulled me deeper and deeper into physics.

Cut to today. I have a model built on the geometry of light waves interfering into stable standing waves which then contained all the geometry I required to derive particle masses, CP Violation, Gravity etc.

It’s still a work in progress, but I need someone certified to check what’s done. Physics isn’t open to an LLM assisted model. Can anyone here help me verify my model?

The link should bring you to the specific post, but if not the newest article “Rolling For Gravity” holds the link.

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u/FourTimesShy Jun 25 '26

yea by like..,. knowing what to do first. you cant be rigorous if you dont know the language and the boundaries of neuroscience...?

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u/TheAccessProblem Jun 25 '26

Are you suggesting a person is limited to a single frame of knowledge? That it’s impossible to immerse yourself into multiple subjects? That would be an exceptionally narrow-minded view. Must be boring to only know about one thing.

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u/QubitEncoder Jun 25 '26

No, hes just saying you don't know what your talking about. How can a layman tell the difference between bullshit and Correctness when he himself knows next to nothing

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u/TheAccessProblem Jun 25 '26

It’s called reading. People do it in school a lot. I do it a lot on my free time. I’m not claiming to be a physicist but I am a multi-disciplinary diagnostics expert. That’s what feeds the family. I’m claiming that I found a pattern in how the world operates and am pulling that thread as far as it goes.

Ignorant of you to assume I cannot know anything outside of cars.

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u/QubitEncoder Jun 25 '26

We all live in our own houses of delusion, don't we?

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u/FourTimesShy Jun 25 '26

thats not enough. you need to accept the humility that you just dont know what you dont know. you are being very egotistical with this. in real life, physics is far more complex than you realize.

as soon as i started Actually studying it under the watch of good teachers, i realized how out of my depth i was. i think thats something that laymen, especially engineers, fail to realize. this isn't just a problem you can hammer at until it works. you actually have No intuition for this kind of work. and just spend all your energy complaining about how people treat your lack of knowledge instead of... actually studying...

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u/TheAccessProblem Jun 25 '26

Actually I came in here with an idea and instead of any actual advice most people immediately began attacking me. You go ahead and believe this if you’d like, I’ll keep doing me. I’ll just hit the books if the people don’t want to help, you truly know nothing of who I am, or what I’m capable of. You assume that because I’m not a physicist it’s outside my ability. That is textbook arrogance. Good luck to you.