C, P, and T of Braid Excitations in Quantum Gravity (Song He, Yidun Wan)

[Careful]

No, thank you for your interest, Careful. Of course, I try to write and publish stuff, but I'm a terrible writer and it is hard to find people (referees) who actually make an effort to read it. As you say, they think it's all just crazy.

Well, as long as you know exactly what you want, it is always possible to write a mathematically consistent paper (at least then we know it is clever craziness :-) ) and math journals are much more tolerant towards limited exotism if at least the formal part of it is interesting and well written. For example Connes has published all his NCG ideas in math journals until recently when it became crystal clear it had something to do with physics :-)

 

[Kea]

Let's not get off topic. I just saw a very nice PI lecture on American Pragmatism by the philosopher Misak, including questions and comments by Smolin, Lisi, Harvey Brown, Lucien Hardy, Chris Fuchs and others. Available at:

http://pirsa.org/08050041/

It might help explain our superquantum point of view on gravity. Note the comment at the end regarding the distributive law and the possibility of giving up classical logic in theory.