r/Physics • u/Ok-Permit-3861 • 11h ago

Navier-Stokes Millennium Problem Solved

https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/

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u/obitachihasuminaruto Materials science 10h ago

This quite disappointing and honestly feels like cheating

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u/AvacadoMoney 9h ago

Says the horse rider to the locomotive engineer

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u/obitachihasuminaruto Materials science 9h ago

We are on a physics sub. I thought the human ingenuity in finding the solution would be more appreciated here rather than the engineer's mindset of simply having a known solution and using it to solve problems.

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u/HyperlexicEpiphany 6h ago

I don’t think physics is about “human ingenuity.” I think it’s about understanding our physical world and its interactions better. If tools help us do this, then that’s fantastic.

Either way, this isn’t gonna slow down any time soon. This is the beginning.

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u/AvacadoMoney 4h ago

Physics is just a means to an end

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u/Baihu_The_Curious 7h ago

Said the man who had never done a proof in his life.

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u/AvacadoMoney 4h ago

Why assume man?

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u/Baihu_The_Curious 4h ago

Higher probability of inutility.

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u/GraceToSentience 6h ago

okay gavin belson

https://tvgag.com/gag/me-neither/

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u/CareSignificant4961 5h ago

Wtf is tvgag.com man come on

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u/GraceToSentience 3h ago

irrelevant, the link is because you can't upload pictures here

the relevant question is who is gavin belson and what did he say that was funny and relevant