Shaghayegh

Somewhere between not enough and not at all.
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[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

On Sundays, I don't wind my spring...

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

@goodreads The city and its uncertain walls, by Murakami

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I'm on #Feynman_lectures_on_physics and I think you have to read it and comprehend it if you wanna be a physicist.

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@maviskin No one is going out of the silo 18, they have diged horizontally in the mines to get to the silo 17 next to them. They are gonna play the voice.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

My Dreamland must be somewhere with mountains around.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

@RaviSin87861337 You're doing fine

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@PhysInHistory Math is straightforward in philosophy you build straightforwardness from scratch.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

@DeepPsycho_HQ Not really, my smile is totally independent from what they say or not say behind my back.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

@PhysInHistory Chalkboard

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#EuCAP is by far the most interesting academic and scientific non-internal experience I have ever had.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

Shadows have their own weight. In the same way that you don't ordinarily feel Earth's gravity.
"Murakami"

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I don't know what it is about Murakami's writing, but this man has a mesmerizing way of engaging me in his stories.
#the_city_and_its_uncertain_walls

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

Paul Dirac is one of those elites who often makes me think, did he actually do a progressive job or just made things more complicated.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Paul Dirac's Ph.D thesis was not typed. It was handwritten and submitted in 1926. The title of the thesis was simply "Quantum Mechanics". Dirac is one of the founding fathers of Quantum Mechanics.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

@ServeTsuffering @livewithnoregrt Do intelligent people think thaaat much?

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

I'm going to go to the EUCAP2026 conference in Dublin.
First presentation in a conference.
Not sure how to feel.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

Why do we call the periodic table, periodic?
Because the properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers.

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@rawmilkhoney Weird Tweet.

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@matterasmachine I was always wondering, so in general people hate them cause they are fanatic and they think they are the chosen one am I right?

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

Humans have not been able to completely replace the concept of God.

[Noah @NoahKingJr]

Do you agree AI won't replace humans?

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

I love being human.

[The Curious Tales @thecurioustales]

🚨Two separate particles, zero physical connection, instant correlation across any distance.

Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance" and spent years trying to prove it was wrong.

He was wrong instead.

What physicists just demonstrated goes several floors deeper than entanglement alone. A wormhole is a theoretical tunnel through spacetime, a shortcut between two distant points in the universe that general relativity permits mathematically but nobody has ever observed or built. The assumption was always that creating one would require exotic matter, negative energy, and conditions that exist nowhere in our accessible reality.

The quantum computer simulation showed something that flips that assumption entirely. Entanglement between qubits produced the same gravitational signatures, the same information transfer patterns, and the same spacetime geometry that a traversable wormhole would produce. The entanglement did not represent a wormhole. According to the physicists involved, it was one, expressed in quantum information language.

The deeper principle at work here is ER=EPR, a conjecture by Maldacena and Susskind proposing that every pair of entangled particles is connected by a microscopic wormhole at the geometric level. Entanglement and wormholes are not two phenomena. They are one phenomenon described in two different vocabularies, quantum mechanics and general relativity, the two theories physicists have spent a century failing to unify.

If that conjecture is correct, and this experiment nudges it closer to correct, then every entangled particle pair you have ever read about in any quantum mechanics paper was quietly a wormhole the entire time. The fabric of spacetime is not the stage on which quantum effects perform. Spacetime is built from entanglement, woven out of quantum connections between particles, emergent rather than fundamental.

The universe is not a place where strange things happen.

The universe is the strangeness itself, and the "normal" version was always the illusion.

[Shaghayegh @samadzadeh1997]

@AstronomyVibes Maybe FUTURE you already started it, and it has been training itself up until NOW.