Sir Roger Penrose: String Theory is Wrong, and Dark Matter Doesn't Exist

Sir Roger Penrose: String Theory is Wrong, and Dark Matter Doesn't Exist

In physics, where the mysteries of the universe are uncovered and our understanding is perpetually tested, Sir Roger Penrose holds a prominent position. Renowned for his advancements in cosmology, black hole theory, and mathematical physics, he stands out in the scientific community for his unconventional views on Dark Matter and the widely acknowledged String Theory. Join us as we explore Sir Roger Penrose's intriguing propositions, challenging the validity of string theory and suggesting that dark matter may not be precisely as it seems.
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[uncletrashero]

the problem is people started worshiping math as if it was some kind of gnosis. in reality it is just a language invented by humans to describe things we observe. math can help us find things we didnt know, but math itself is not a prophet.

[Baekstrom]

I don't agree with accepting or rejecting a theory based on whether it is aesthetically pleasing or not. If you think that scientific theories that are simple and beautiful are more likely to be correct, then I want to know why that should be the case. I don't think nature is under any obligation to please me in any way or even be comprehensible. The job of scientists is to figure out how the universe actually works, not to philosophize about how it should ideally work.

[Martin-kncn]

A bunch of noodles that make up the fundamentals of existence. Always seemed odd to me since everything fundamental we see is spherical, no matter where you look. Galaxies, stars, black holes and planets as well as atoms, particles and so on.

[levnzt]

This is just patethic.
This uploader has no idea what the topic is even about, showing DNA - strands when talking about String-theorie. Actually nothing shown has a connection to anything here.
I'm kinda sure that this is just another AI-generated video with chatgpt-text

[Sloppyjoey]

"Math" is a language that describes nature. Nature doesn't describe math. 1-1 = 10-10. (it's the same thing). This doesn't mean both events occur in nature.

[racekarts]

Fully in agreement with Roger, excellent video, thanks.

[obvioustruth]

Of course dark matter doesn't exist. I always said it.