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For much of physics, its language is fundamentally math, but to a certain point, does philosophical thinking ever play an important part in creating or exploring physics? It would seem, at least to me, that there is some significant overlap, given that much of understanding physics can't quite...

I forgot where I heard it but basically, The internal clock of the cpu can only tick so fast. And if that speed reaches the speed of light it cannot get faster. from some website:

I had heard that computer processors are reaching the speed of light. Is this true, and if it is how do we combat this cap?

I do realize that it is stupid to think of quantum strings as actual strings

To all questions: the quantum "strings" upon which time and gravity act https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.04876 @phinds @PeterDonis @Vanadium 50

Do quantum strings have a specific strength, as in how much does it take to break the fabric of our universe if even possible? What would happen if it is broken or has happened?

I always mix weather and whether as wheather. lol

I exist

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I've just always heard that there is an argument as to weather gravity is a field or a particle. I was wondering why it's never presented as the same as the Higg's boson and field Congrats by the way on the hall of legends by the way

I am wondering why there is such difference between a graviton and a gravity field and why it isn't the same as the Higg's boson and field.

The Higg's boson is a force carrier particle like a Photon, so is the theorized Graviton.

We know about the Higg's field and boson, so what if gravity is the same. There has long been a dispute as to weather gravity is a field or a particle. Why can't it be like the Higg's boson.

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