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III. Two Regimes of Common Time
Connecting the independent Carrollian times at each point in space with large scale common time of everyday experience and the small scale common time…
Jul 9
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Jason Smith
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II. Toward Carrollian Quantum Gravity
Trying to combine GR and QM in a way that doesn't assume the Planck length
Jul 4
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Jason Smith
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June 2025
I. Loopholes and workarounds
A "motivation slide" for a potential path to reconciling GR and QM that doesn't assume the existence of the Planck scale
Jun 27
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Look. General Relativity is Weird.
It makes quantum mechanics seem practically staid by comparison.
Jun 20
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Jason Smith
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Look. General Relativity is Weird.
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Is Hawking radiation imaginary?
I mean obviously, in a practical sense, it's unobservable; however, what if it's not even an observable in the hand-wavy world of theoretical physics?
Jun 13
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Jason Smith
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Is Hawking radiation imaginary?
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Why exactly do we need black holes to satisfy the 2nd law of thermodynamics in finite time?
“No, let’s not assume that.”
Jun 1
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Jason Smith
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Why exactly do we need black holes to satisfy the 2nd law of thermodynamics in finite time?
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May 2025
Has the past 50 years of black hole physics been a bunch of nonsense?
Growing skepticism of not just the Planck length but GR + QM
May 30
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Jason Smith
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Has the past 50 years of black hole physics been a bunch of nonsense?
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What does the Bekenstein bound bound?
Relevant length scales and relevant degrees of freedom
May 25
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Jason Smith
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Planck scales aren't always small
Also: another take on the source of indivisibility
May 16
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Jason Smith
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Hilbert space dilation and garbage bits
An interesting analogy with quantum circuits. Plus some other observations.
May 9
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Jason Smith
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Clocking and shifting in Carrollian time
Ye olde tricke for turning a (discrete) circle into a commutator
May 7
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Jason Smith
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More hand waving about quantum mechanics
It might be better characterized by arms flailing wildly like an air-driven tube man
May 4
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Jason Smith
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