Recent content by Wuwei

Musk can get to Mars soon by his technique, "move fast, break things". But of course, lot of people will die.

I understand some of it, but I'm not well versed in topology to see the whole picture. Many topological areas you go through are above my pay grade.

We were taught to keep your center invisible. If your opponent's attack misses your center, he is in trouble. The first half of this video is an 80 movement San Shou form we were taught. Some movements in the video are a bit contrived. Many kicks are "blocked" a bit too late. It's very...

I heard the same thing about hiding the MA from competitors. My latest Tai Chi teacher continually demonstrated how all the subtleties of the slow movements had application in the martial arts. He would correct students slow movements on the basis of that. He also said that even without MA...

I'm familiar with the Ising model. I used simulated annealing to search for minimum error in complex irregular pattern matching. Stephen Wolfram in his book, A New Kind of Science, strongly promoted binary Cellular Automata as a path for all physics. His chapter on physics was replete with the...

I spent 4 years in Qigong, and about 22 years of Tai Chi, including the Yang 108 long form; William C C Chen 60 movement form; Sun 73 movement style; San Shou; a sword form; and a staff form. These are all slow forms, and precursors to martial arts; not exhausting but very exacting.

Did you do the general exercise forms, or specific forms, like The 18 Palms of Buddha, Shamanic Tiger, San Po, etc. The video looks like Kung Fu.

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scruffy, your post are too prolific for me to look into.

Your question was ambiguous because you didn't clarify if you were talking in general, or if you were specifically referring to the Plank-Weeler quantum foam reference you posted along with your question. Your sarcasm here indicates you weren't satisfied with my response. It would have been...

That is a rather ambiguous question that was covered before. The chaos that arises from some coupled differential equations is deterministic in principle but not computationally. If you are referring to the cited abstract, I'm not familiar with much of the math references, but basically...

I will put that on my todo list. Sounds unbelievable. I will have to look into that too.

Current theory predicts many important properties, but it doesn't predict mass. The major problem is that gravity is not united with QM. That is a major purpose of the authors. There is a strong need to quantize gravity. The spin is predicted to be 2. Yes, it is changing the way we look at...

As I understand it, the mass of the vacuum energy was computed and found to be grossly large.

Ding has never been on my ignore list. Nobody is or will be. There isn't a new formalization of Riemannian geometry. It remains mathematically valid. It is a tool that handles curved spaces. The authors tell us how they think that the geometry affects QM. There is no real need for what the...