The discussion centers around the use of the Friedmann Equation by Tsinghua University students as a form of protest against lockdowns. It touches on the implications of the equation in relation to concepts of expansion and freedom, as well as inquiries about the university's background and connections to other institutions.
The discussion includes multiple competing views regarding the relationship between Tsinghua University and Temple University, as well as the context of the protests. There is no consensus on the connections or implications of the Friedmann Equation in this context.
Participants express uncertainty regarding the specifics of intercampus exchanges and the historical context of the universities mentioned, indicating a need for clarification on these points.
Why Temple University?mcastillo356 said:
Not right now, but yesterday I found there was some intercampus exchange. Maybe I've mistaken, or spelled the wrong way the University. Taiwan in the past, maybe?atyy said:
There's a National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan, but the Tsinghua University in the OP is in the People's Republic of China. Beijing and Tsinghua are often said to be the top universities in China.mcastillo356 said: