A Physicist's Review of Wolfram's Theory of Everything
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Re: A Physicist's Review of Wolfram's Theory of Everything
#2This starts out rather confrontational, but ends with saying it’s a clever idea that is worth considering.
What I would like to know: if there is a new description of physics using a graph model, how does it change our understanding of the world? Is this just a different language or are there additional insights?
Re: A Physicist's Review of Wolfram's Theory of Everything
#3This starts out rather confrontational, but ends with saying it’s a clever idea that is worth considering. What I would like to know: if there is a new description of physics using a graph model, how does it change our understanding of the world? Is this just a different language or are there additional insights?
This is what has me hung up too! Wolfram ties in the fundamental concepts of G/S relativity together with QM in his graph model. Well-known principles pop out everywhere!
This begs the question: If this new, more general model can be fit to known theories so well, shouldn't it also predict new theories, principles, models, computational techniques etc? Without, the above seems too convenient; an overfit.