Thread by @OnWithLogic

1) This is an example of how science may be lying to us.

This TED talk is a great example of a well built landscape we can relate to, but it seems followed by the hidden truths we are told exist by Q. I'll keep this short, then watch the video.

2) This TED talk masks CERN, and what's going on there.

It postulates very compelling ideas about string theory, the nature of space time, and how mathematics has circled around to what Mr Greene considers a major impact on physics. He covers himself by saying he's not sure.

3) Einstein found Newton's work lacked a level of understanding. Einstein was right.

It's a multidimensional universe. We live in the 3rd dimension, but what if there are more? Many more? Like 11?

4) Since we're conditioned to 3D, what if these extra dimensions (sort of) don't get bigger, which is our natural thinking, higher dimension, bigger, right? What if it is (sort of) the reverse? The dimensions get smaller as they go higher?

5) Einstein kinda stopped at 3D, when a 4th dimension is described, it shows itself to be the electromagnetic force. But this didn't do much to solve a unified theory... what unifies astrophysics & quantum physics.

To unify it, just imagine many more tiny curled up dimensions.

6) Think of it like a wave. It builds to 3D (sort of the peak), & then it starts to shrink again into microscopic waves. This is the 4th, 8th, etc dimensions that was developed with string theory. It unifies astro and quantum, but shows many more dimensions exist than 3D.

7) These other dimensions are mainly made up of vibrational strings. Like a guitar vibrates at different notes and makes a sound. You can't see the guitar's vibration but you can hear it. That sort of thing.

8) This is where Greene's TED talk gets strange. He talks about 11 dimensions. That's dubious, and it's kind of like the political universe we live in. What we are and are not allowed to talk about or know.

9) That same crap exists in science. We can't talk about the 12th dimension, and we can't talk about the "numerology" that is derived from string theory (also called superstring theory). The body of numbers that an understanding of these dimensions elicit.

10) "Nobody can explain it" - this is crap.

There is a simple explanation. And it's what CERN might be doing, stuff it's solving that may be kept hidden, just like cures to diseases.

11) There is an astonishing intertwined geometry in the ultra-microscopic world. The vibration of the strings (geometry) is interwoven to these extra dimensions. The science sells us a distorted idea on the structure of the universe. It might be getting hidden.

12) I suspect Greene might be BS'ing us on CERN. He's suggesting that the energy "disappears" in this video, and that it "proves" extra dimensions.

Energy can't "drift away" as Greene states, Newton proves that.

13) So this is odd, and this is an unsubstantiated leap.

I think CERN is looking for something we're not privy to. 10 dimensions + time = 11. What about a 12th dimension? M-theory. The multiverse.

Q mentioned CERN, so it's something. It makes more sense that bizarre rituals.

14) We're now aware of a lot of hidden science, especially pharma and cures. I don't study that space. But physics, I do. I suspect there is a search for a lot of hidden physics about the universe we've no clue about.

Green, guy from the video even alludes to it:

15) I have a hard time accepting they aren't looking for something we're not supposed to know about considering all the hidden pharma stuff.

This is why 2019 academia is so awful for hiding discoveries from us.

16) These TED talks are an academic version of the Alex Jones model. Mix a ton of science into a discussion which cleverly hides the level of true scientific discovery possible at CERN, and we're all left to feel the wonderment, while the wool may be getting pulled over our eyes.