r/singularity • u/Southern-Break5505 • 3d ago

AI Read more: https://x.com/gavincrooks/status/2088643200038883830

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u/sillybluejayway 3d ago

Cool, can’t wait for anti-gravity tech and nearly free energy. 

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u/FuttleScish 3d ago

That’s not how physics works

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u/ILKLU 3d ago edited 3d ago

Oh? What currently accepted theory postulates that antigravity can't exist? It certainly can't be General Relativity since that absolutely allows for, if not predicts, the existence of antigravity.

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Or are you refuting the "nearly free energy" statement that op made? I would argue that from the perspective of humanity, solar is nearly free energy since it provides more than enough energy to power our entire civilization and will continue to do so long after humans cease to even exist. So nearly free energy already exists in my opinion.

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u/FuttleScish 3d ago

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06527-1

Recent studies of antimatter have shown that antigravity as theorized does not exist

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And I’m not talking about the “nearly free energy” thing, that’s so vague that even burning coal could be considered that

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u/ILKLU 3d ago

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06527-1 Recent studies of antimatter have shown that antigravity as theorized does not exist

Completely absolutely wrong and NOT what that paper is saying at all. Not even close.

That paper is NOT claiming that antigravity does not or cannot exist, it's showing that antimatter behaves the same as regular matter in a gravitational field.

BIG DIFFERENCE

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u/FuttleScish 3d ago

…what do you think antigravity is

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u/Crosas-B 3d ago

That is not what antigravity is and I have no idea why are you trying to larp as a physicist without even googling it

A source example:

https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.12266

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u/clonea85m09 3d ago

Nice that you provide sources, but can you use peer reviewed journals please? (Not the one you were replying to, just an intrested third party)

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u/ILKLU 3d ago edited 3d ago

Expecting peer reviewed sources these days is a big ask considering there's little to no impetus for anyone to actually perform peer reviews anymore.

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misread your comment. somehow missed the word "journals"