Thanks to this experiment I got to learn about ER=EPR which is just fascinating even if totally theoretical.
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Thanks to this experiment I got to learn about ER=EPR which is just fascinating even if totally theoretical.
https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/galaxies-in-universe...
Ofc they are smaller, so its a classification problem.
A nobel prize awaits discovery of the scale equation for when the law begins to exert force, theorizing anti-hypocrisy particles.
The conversation, leaked: https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1575588277700026368/ph...
However, I'm beginning to think Elon didn't get the deep dive he needed to understand what this really means. I have my ears up for the language or relationships showing he is really spending time on this... but I have only seen a dog chasing its tail.
At some level, Elon is characteristically aligned with this version of Twitter, however by saddling current Twitter with so much serviceable debt it is probably more difficult to go back in time than it ever was before.
Instead of a supremely polished persona, he hard-committed to the sweaty geek.
Confidence, man.
I see an endless string of branded code servicing similar technologies, but where are the customer inputs putting in the billions needed to support the industry? Is blockchain liquidating crypto valuations into developer salaries with a VC subsidy?
I can agree- or see something real- in the stated prospectus around web3, that there is untapped potential in decentralizing the siloed services that dominated the last decade. BUT, I mostly see this as rectifying the decisions of bigtech where value is captured and untapped value can be identified.
However, the portfolio appears to be a never-ending list of competing protocols and "pickaxes." I fail to see how an investor with a zero-to-one prospectus can stomach this. Additionally, most of the product pages offer a smorgasbord of philosophy-as-a-service that I simply do not grok can be aligned with customer need for someone who is not already a believer. There is a frightening lack of use cases offering something to internet denizens (ye olde end-user) beyond some gaming demos, an area where web-first portals (kongregate, armor games, newgrounds) have nigh evaporated.
If you remain convinced facebook is a utility, good job to someone.
With a pick and chisel, it can also be unstuck. And, given an unspecific amount of time with inflation at current rates, a buyer could be found to restore capital.
Russia started a brutal war of aggression. People want to protest any way they can. Its not complicated.
I would do everything in my power to isolate and fight against a country engaging in a war of conquest in the modern era. For me it would not be a choice.