Re:Conversations on Quantum Gravity
by drran on Friday August 27, 2021 @05:58AM
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I found a very simple (for amateur) explanation for gravity. It's so simple, that it can be explained in just a few minutes. (IMHO, it's just quantum noise + inertia). However, I suspect that someone looked at this already, and found a flaw in this explanation. How I can find "we looked at it, but it proved to be wrong" kind of article or a video for simple explanations of gravity?
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Re:Conversations on Quantum Gravity
by throwaway81523 on Friday August 27, 2021 @06:06AM
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That sounds too vague to be considered right or wrong. You could try searching on "emergent gravity" or "entropic gravity" though.
Thank you. I found some vaguely similar papers.
Re:Conversations on Quantum Gravity
by quickthrower2 on Friday August 27, 2021 @07:32AM
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Margin too small?
Re:Conversations on Quantum Gravity
by Florin_Andrei on Friday August 27, 2021 @06:42AM
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Why don't you go ahead and write a few paragraphs explaining your idea.
This idea is too valuable, I'm going to need you to sign an NDA first.
Re:Conversations on Quantum Gravity
by jamespharaoh on Friday August 27, 2021 @09:07AM
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Oh FFS, not again...
Note that that was a joke by sevagh, not a post by the original claimant drran (though I share what I take to be your skepticism).
No, it's not a secret. I put a recording of the explanation (in my native language) on YouTube and got 1 like and no comments. I just don't want to collect more downvotes here. It just an idea, not even hypothesis.