http://www.nwfdailynews.com/articleA...tevenwrong.php :

"That's how mathematician Peter Woit of Columbia University describes
string theory. In his book, "Not Even Wrong," published in the U.K.
this month and due in the U.S. in September, he calls the theory "a
disaster for physics."
A year or two ago, that would have been a fringe opinion, motivated by
sour grapes over not sitting at physics' equivalent of the cool kids'
table. But now, after two decades in which string theory has been the
doyenne of best-seller lists and the dominant paradigm in particle
physics, Mr. Woit has company.
"When it comes to extending our knowledge of the laws of nature, we
have made no real headway" in 30 years, writes physicist Lee Smolin of
the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Canada, in his book, "The Trouble
with Physics," also due in September. "It's called hitting the wall."

Pentcho Valev

Pentcho Valev wrote:
http://www.nwfdailynews.com/articleA...tevenwrong.php :

"That's how mathematician Peter Woit of Columbia University describes
string theory. In his book, "Not Even Wrong," published in the U.K.
this month and due in the U.S. in September, he calls the theory "a
disaster for physics."
A year or two ago, that would have been a fringe opinion, motivated by
sour grapes over not sitting at physics' equivalent of the cool kids'
table. But now, after two decades in which string theory has been the

mine string theory is the manifold tensor and that both the singularity
and mass are the same, they both observe a manifold tensor.

The main principal is the bang was not linear but warped into a string
manifold, unlike our friciton wolrd the bang is a non-stop reverbating
echo.

what is a tensor, it's a tension force that caused the bang's
propagation instead of linear, into a string manifold.

what is a manifold, the same as an engine, the piston chamber is the
singularity, the intake and outake manifolds are the bang's
displacement wish we call space, it's non-friction piston is
continuously reverbating even trillion years later.

doyenne of best-seller lists and the dominant paradigm in particle
physics, Mr. Woit has company.
"When it comes to extending our knowledge of the laws of nature, we
have made no real headway" in 30 years, writes physicist Lee Smolin of
the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Canada, in his book, "The Trouble
with Physics," also due in September. "It's called hitting the wall."

Pentcho Valev

Dear Pentcho Valev:

"Pentcho Valev" wrote in message
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"When it comes to extending our knowledge of the
laws of nature, we have made no real headway" in
30 years,

Old noise. The "dual to black hole" experiments at RHIC are
being used to investigate string theory.

quitcherwhinin.

David A. Smith