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erronis

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3. Good presentation and highlights the theories and speculations.

Reply to BootinUp (Original post)

Sat Oct 4, 2025, 12:26 PM

Oct 4

The first part was the upbeat section where we can use string theory to help understand some of the mysteries in the standard model. I was worried that it would end as if string theory and super-symmetry had solved some/most of these mysteries.

Then it was good to see the emphases on problems within these new theories and how difficult it is and will be to measure and understand them from our four-dimensional world.

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String Theory - ScienceClic [View all] BootinUp Oct 3 OP

Haven't watched but recommending. Might later. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Oct 3 #1

People should read and learn about Physics. chouchou Oct 3 #2

Good presentation and highlights the theories and speculations. erronis Oct 4 #3

I am watching the second one now, BootinUp Oct 4 #4

Thanks. I watched a bunch of them and subscribed. scipan Oct 5 #5

Mark me down as one who does nor believe particles are solid at all GreenWave Oct 5 #6