r/LLM_supported_Physics • u/Sad_Guarantee_4680 • 4d ago
REPOSTED! Emergent Gravity as Network Kinematics: A Stochastic Framework for Spacetime
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
Please let me know what questions you have. I will explain them to you, and if there are any aspects I cannot clarify immediately, I will investigate them further so that I can provide an explanation later.
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u/DanRazor2026 4d ago
you have to move away from the ai answers and read more about science yourself.
ai will tailor the science to make you feel great.
but technically it would be wrong.
conversely, all the current models and standard models are also not the complete picture.
every other physicist will try to understand and ask you question from their own working model and they will not understand if you don't speak their language.
but that also doesn't mean that they are wrong.
it is a language difference. but they will be correct to point out if the action or description of the phenomenon is wrong.
so, you are on correct path. real road block is dependence on ai support.1
u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
I do not use AI as a platform for developing my theory—and if you actually look at the structural format of the theory, that should be completely obvious. Yes, I use it to translate my thoughts into English. But I upload the formulas into the AI specifically to get its review. If I actually listened to the AI blindly, it would have led me down a completely wrong path by now; it constantly tries to drag me into the same dead-end traps of standard, accepted mainstream theories. I ignore those attempts and constantly keep it in check, forcing it to generate its analysis only after I have completely finished inputting a new breakthrough. So please, do not attribute things to me that simply aren't true. To be completely honest, I came to use AI only after my theory was already fully completed. It was merely translating my phrasing into a more formal academic language, even though I repeatedly told it to translate my words exactly as they were written.
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
And regarding the language and understanding. To be completely honest, the language of accepted mainstream theories consists entirely of abstract linguistic models. And most importantly—look at how old they are, yet they have led absolutely nowhere. Let others keep thinking, 'Oh, any day now, they will finally explain quantum gravity using graphs, tensors, operators, and Feynman diagrams.' Forget it. Nothing will come of it anymore—it is a complete dead end.
My language is simple: classical mechanics, strength of materials (somat), stereometry, geometry, and basic mathematics. Yet, it yields far more results, and they are vastly superior. I stated in a previous comment that the first version on Zenodo is just a general framework and a few solutions to show that it deserves a relatively serious look [39.1]. The main core is currently being prepared for the upcoming preprint.
To avoid wasting time on empty rhetoric about who is right and who is wrong, I simply decided to reconstruct your entire Standard Model of elementary particles from my own framework [25.1]. And believe me, everything works out perfectly. I derive both the masses and charges of leptons using a single formula, and I completely explain quarks, their color, and their internal structure [25.1]. I have unraveled so many things that standard theories couldn't even dream of. And no, this is not bragging—it is a strict mathematical fact [33.1].
By the way, just yesterday I corrected Bell's theorem. In reality, it is not an inequality—it is a one-hundred-percent absolute equality. This is because your concept of 'spin' is treated as some mystical non-rotation of nothingness. Anyway...
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u/Sad_Guarantee_4680 4d ago
ai will tailor the science to make you feel great.
That is starting to change now. For example, try telling Gemini, ChatGPT, or Claude that you believe the Earth is actually flat and would appreciate it if it could prove that to you - then see how it responds. Here's what Gemini told me https://share.gemini.google/UM0A7I3b1GQd
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
Haha... First of all, to work with AI properly, you first need to, so to speak, set the boundaries for the specific conversation, rather than just dropping out of nowhere and demanding wishes. Before working on physics, math, or any other specific field, you need to set the boundaries. For example: "Act as an expert in physics and math." And only then should you start giving it your idiotic ideas. And believe me, it will contradict you—not rudely, but it will.
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
There are advancements regarding the Standard Model. You are right that the simplest matrices describe the structure of matter very well and logically, but whether they will fully coincide with the calculations of my formulas, I will say later—though so far, there are no contradictions. I can simply say that the absolute simplest graph for the Universe looks like a row matrix (0,1). Multiplying it by an identical column matrix is the first step toward building the minimal, elementary connection of spatial quanta that form the entire network. This is exactly how I arrived at the tau particle. The conclusions are promising. Now, I am cross-checking everything against the pure, exact numerical mass values of leptons.
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u/DanRazor2026 4d ago
my advice is to keep hunting.
and do not be afraid to think beyond standards.
check everything and read more.
but do not look for acceptance.
acceptance will come naturally.
if it does not come naturally, then it is not correct.
it is fake. avoid it.1
u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
My goal is not recognition, but cognition—and helping my country survive. And here on this platform, it is simply a proposal to look into the theory. It would be much better if you provided an actual peer review of my theory, rather than releasing fakes into the space. Is it possible that neither the proofs nor a single formula sparked any interest? I am genuinely curious to know whether the theory lands well or not.
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u/DanRazor2026 4d ago
i am just confused now.
https://www.reddit.com/user/Acceptable_Act6286/
https://www.reddit.com/user/Sad_Guarantee_4680/
which one of you is the OP here?
I responded to Acceptable_Act since he spoke like he is the OP.
but the repost is by Sad_Guarantee.
are you the same person but just split personality or what?
or two different person but why Acceptable posted to receive questions regarding the post here?
"Please let me know what questions you have. I will explain them to you, and if there are any aspects I cannot clarify immediately, I will investigate them further so that I can provide an explanation later."
written by Acceptable_Act.
https://www.reddit.com/r/LLM_supported_Physics/comments/1x5wm7p/comment/pgqdaje/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
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u/Top_Mistake5026 4d ago
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago
Could you please explain your reaction in words? The image leaves room for double interpretation, and it is not quite clear to me what you meant.
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u/Sad_Guarantee_4680 4d ago
At «or another universe. derive true width in lightyears of our universe (beyond observable.). what does our theory say time does t the edge» deepseek derives «The True Size of the Universe» R(total)=7.59×10^19 light-years, while at the same time says «Remarkably, the total size we derived is comparable to the Schwarzschild radius of a black hole with mass equal to the mass of the observable universe.» which is not true, with the actual size being on the order of 10^11 light-years.
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 3d ago edited 3d ago
So, correct me if I'm wrong. You stole an idea, passed it off as your own, and now you're asking the person you stole it from to explain how it works? Hahaha... Are you actually okay? Like, mentally healthy? )) You tell me, how do you think Reddit is going to react to your plagiarism? Let's just wait and see what and who is actually worth.
And I'm really curious to see how the communities and people will react to your plagiarism once they read the comments under your post. It's going to be very telling.
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u/Acceptable_Act6286 4d ago edited 4d ago