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The Copenhagen interpretation, (the wavefunction collapse) is not what caught the interest and imagination of the scientific community.
It was the Schrödinger's Cat. Is the cat alive or dead?
“QGsquared” will not catch the imagination of the 10’s of thousands of interested people by saying that they have found a mathematicall way of connecting dimensions.
http://echo.maths.nottingham.ac.uk/qg/wiki/index.php/QGsquared-slides
To generate interest and funding they must ask interesting and imaginative questions.
“Did the Clock Tick?
“Is the cat in 2,3,4, or 6d?”
“ Playing golf with a perfect golf ball - a black hole”
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jal
It was the Schrödinger's Cat. Is the cat alive or dead?
“QGsquared” will not catch the imagination of the 10’s of thousands of interested people by saying that they have found a mathematicall way of connecting dimensions.
http://echo.maths.nottingham.ac.uk/qg/wiki/index.php/QGsquared-slides
To generate interest and funding they must ask interesting and imaginative questions.
“Did the Clock Tick?
“Is the cat in 2,3,4, or 6d?”
“ Playing golf with a perfect golf ball - a black hole”
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jal
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