

Last unmarried weekend done. Stepping into the next chapter by tieing the knot this week.
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Physicist by heart. I talk to computers and tell them how to talk to each other. Passion Project - https://t.co/5mChp6W7ZU


Last unmarried weekend done. Stepping into the next chapter by tieing the knot this week.


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🚨 Elon Musk says physics has stagnated and AI could overtake scientific research. He says progress has relied on expensive hardware like colliders and telescopes, that slows discovery.














Physicist Sabine Hossenfelder explains why, in a fundamental sense, those we’ve lost still exist. By looking at the core laws of nature, she reveals that the universe doesn’t actually destroy information; it only rearranges it. Because the laws of physics are reversible, every piece of matter and radiation carries the history of what it once was. In theory, a powerful enough computer could "rewind" the universe to see the past as clearly as the present. Credit: Big Think





