new physics - Blog - Fearlessness Movement2024-03-28T10:26:24Zhttps://FearlessnessMovement.ning.com/blog/feed/tag/new+physicsString Theory and Theoretical Fearology 1https://FearlessnessMovement.ning.com/blog/string-theory-and-theoretical-fearology-12015-11-08T04:45:51.000Z2015-11-08T04:45:51.000ZR.Michael Fisherhttps://FearlessnessMovement.ning.com/members/RMichaelFisher<div><p><a href="http://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/1995788?profile=original" target="_self"></a></p>
<p>Just watched the "Elegant Universe" PBS series on a DVD with Barbara. We get DVDs from the SIU library for free, and often pick up science documentaries like this one on the new physics of "string theory" as a potential "theory of everything" to explain the entire universe, with nothing excluded from such an explanation in one unified theory... well, when I was watching it, much of the aesthetics of the string theory representations in a way reminded me of the more "solid" universe in the drawing I did spontaneously a week ago and then the less "solid" with the black lines on top -- looking a lot like "strings" as the new physicists were describing. Is this just an "accident"? Well not that I care that much if I was attuning to strings in the sense of physics, I was exploring in these spontaneous colorings aesthetics more than anything... and it is not surprising to me that "elegance" (a notion of beauty) is a term physicists use when in this aesthetic modulation/register... so, I wrote some notes on this "art" piece to complete it based on my experience of the documentary. Yes, point being, I am so much dedicated like these physicists to "discovering" something not before discovered... I can't seem to help it... </p>
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