The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
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The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
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Re: The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
#2If it predicts supersymmetry, it is falsified. Right?
Re: The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
#3Is this a slightly rebranded string theory?
Re: The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
#4It works in 3 dimensions, and predicts the lack of supersymmetry.
Re: The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
#5If it predicts supersymmetry, it is falsified. Right?
The strand conjecture is falsified if supersymmetry is found, because it predicts that supersymmetry does not exist.
The strand conjecture can also be falsified with a few hundred other experiments. A partial list is here: www.motionmountain.net/bet
In a few words, the strand conjecture predicts the lack of additions or modifications to the standard model of particle physics and to general relativity. It might be the only conjecture doing so. So far, this summary prediction agrees with all experiments.
Re: The strand conjecture: a complete, unified theory of fundamental physics
#6Is this a slightly rebranded string theory?
No. The two contradict each other.