TGD diary

Some time ago I wrote an article (see this) motivated by the article "A widespread animal communication tempo may resonate with the receiver's brain" by Balasubramanian et al (see this) about the finding that 2 Hz seems to define a universal rhythm in ani…

LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead, South Dakota reports 3 sigma evidence for a dark matter particle candidate at mass above 200 GeV, WIMP as it is called.

We had an interesting discussion with Tuomas Sorakivi about metamathematics yesterday.

In Big Think Ethan Siegel has an article titled "Cosmic birefringence: the signal that could upend cosmology" (see this).

In holography = holomorphy (H-H) principle the basic objects are not 3-D surfaces but their slightly non-deterministic Bohr orbits.

I have just developed a model for the evolution of geology and biology of Earth and this leads to a criterion for whether life can evolve on the planet (or moon) (see this).

Sabine Hossenfelder (see this) told about a possible solution of a problem plaguing the standard model of the solar system.

Gyanprakash Raj asked about the TGD view of blackhole entropy.

One should also understand the energetics of compression and expansion.

Marko Manninen sent me a highly interesting link to the work of Prof.

I have carried out a considerable work to fuse the existing TGD inspired ideas about the geological and biological evolution of life on Earth to a single coherent whole.

Lian Sidorov, Ben Goertzel, Michael Levin, Matti Pitk&aul;nen, and Vasileios Basios, published a collective article entitled "At Play in the Fields of the Lord: On Goal Evolutionary Dynamics in Complex Adaptive Systems" in in Journal of Nonlocality (see t…

Wikipedia informs that there are a number of battery voltages that are preferred and that chemistry forces them (see this). 1.5 eV deducted for the Donut battery is one of them.

The development of the notion of Pollack battery as a possible model explaining the claims of Donut Lab has been rather painful process.

Gary Ehlenberger sent an interesting link related to the theories of color perception (see this).

I received from Taylor Reed Ramsey a set of 3 highly inspiring questions of how the TGD view of cognition might relate to the basic structures of language.

Sabine Hossenfelder's Youtube video (see this) about the observation of a giant ring (GR) having a diameter of 3 billion ly with a statistical significance is 4.1 σ (1/20,000) in constellation Bo tes at a distance of 7 billion light years.

This finding relates in an interesting way to the TGD inspired view that life and even genetic code are universal.

The proposal (see this is that the radiation pressure of the dark gravitational radiation from the Sun and perhaps also from the Earth can produce effects comparable to the gravitational force of the Sun.

Science daily has a highly interesting article with the title "Friction without contact discovered as magnetic forces break a 300-year-old law" (see this").

Just for fun, I had a session about rather hypeish "How gravity goes quantum" of NASA (see this) with Google to revive what I remember of the model of Partanen and Tulkki from previous discussions with Tulkki and about the review of their model that I wro…

The article Quantum Cheshire Cats of Aharonov, Popescu, Rohrlich, and Skrzypczyk published in New Journal of Physics (see this) claims that the particle can be separated from its properties relies on the notion of weak measurement (see this).

Esa Ruoho has been studying Allais effect and has sent excellent and very inspiring questions related to the Allais effect.

Cold fusion is in fashion again as Sabine Hossenfelder informs (see this) and makes it clear that the massive funding is waste of money.

The model for the Pollack battery developed through many twists and turns and several breakthroughs in the understanding of the physical interpretation of TGD were required (see this).