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Lazernugget
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Well, I've really been getting into Quantum Relativity and Quantum physics, and one thing really just seems fuzzy to me.
Super Symmetry.
Wikipedia goes into too much math and history and blah blah blah...
Other sites just say the history of discovering super symmetry
Some sites are non-descriptive and talk like super symmetry is just shadow particles.
But overall, I just DON'T GET WHAT SUPER SYMMETRY IS, AND WHY WE USE THE THEORY.
Can someone PLEASE explain the reason we factor in super symmetry, and WHAT it really is. Is it mirror particles that help explain gravity better? Do they stabilize reality? WHAT DO THEY DO AND WHAT ARE THEY!? Someone explain very simply, and neatly? Thanks.
Super Symmetry.
Wikipedia goes into too much math and history and blah blah blah...
Other sites just say the history of discovering super symmetry
Some sites are non-descriptive and talk like super symmetry is just shadow particles.
But overall, I just DON'T GET WHAT SUPER SYMMETRY IS, AND WHY WE USE THE THEORY.
Can someone PLEASE explain the reason we factor in super symmetry, and WHAT it really is. Is it mirror particles that help explain gravity better? Do they stabilize reality? WHAT DO THEY DO AND WHAT ARE THEY!? Someone explain very simply, and neatly? Thanks.