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Debunking the Simulation Theory with Quantum Mechanics
46:04 - 51:34 (05:30)
Physicist Sabine Hossenfelder explains that the simulation theory doesn't hold up when considering quantum mechanics and higher dimensions, which would violate the inverse square law at small distances.
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The existence of string theory can be proven through different approaches, one of which is by studying the instant of creation through the use of LISA.
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String Theory
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The existence of string theory can be proven through different approaches, one of which is by studying the instant of creation through the use of LISA. Other methods include the study of dark matter, cracks in the standard model, and the measurement of higher dimensions through deviations from the inverse square law.
ChapterDebunking the Simulation Theory with Quantum Mechanics
Episode#323 - Michio Kaku - Black Holes, Big Bangs & Quantum Theory
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The inverse square law might be violated at small distances in your living room if space has a higher dimension.
46:58 - 51:34 (04:36)
Physics
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The inverse square law might be violated at small distances in your living room if space has a higher dimension. This unexplored area of physics suggests that simulations are not responsible for the fundamental nature of reality.