In science, progress often comes from standing on the shoulders of giants, but sometimes it comes from tripping them.

What is theory of every thing?

The theory of everything (TOE) is a hypothetical single, all-encompassing, coherent theoretical framework of physics that fully explains and links together all physical aspects of the universe. It is sometimes referred to as the ultimate theory of the universe. As of yet, there is no accepted TOE, but string theory and the related M-theory have been considered by some to be the closest contenders, as they attempt to unify quantum mechanics and general relativity.

What will happen if we one day formulate it?

If a Theory of Everything is successfully formulated, it would allow scientists to explain and understand the behavior of all types of matter and energy and the interactions between them. It could also provide a unifying denoscription of the universe that encompasses all physical laws, from the laws of motion to the forces of nature. In short, it could revolutionize our understanding of the physical world.

Some years ago, the standard model was the closest we have ever been to TOE but later physicists found limitations. And over the years GUT (grand unified theory), string theory, M-theory, loop quantum gravity were formulated and they are the candidates to TOE.

Gravity is the enemy.

Ready?

This is the most recent pic i could get (i dont like pics that much :))

Was 2 years ago tho

25. Stellar

This was the most recent actually

100 pages in and bro, I signed up for a whale hunt, not a philosophy class. Ishmaels out here pondering the soul while im still learning rope names. Queequeg might actually be the chillest dude alive. If they dont find this whale soon, i might😁

The multiverse theory is one of the most intriguing and exciting theory ever. If it is true that there are infinite number of universes, then statistically speaking there are infinite number of "you" in existence.

Imagine meeting your doppelganger from another universe🤯

That is according to level I and level II multiverse theory. The many world interpretation in QM also predicts the same way (though we have found a lot of limitations in it)

Some multiverse proposals have completely different physics constants or dimensions where life (or matter itself) cant exist.
In those universes, "you" could never arise.

Be an Entrepreneur

The future is not something we enter. The future is something we create.
— Leonard I. Sweet, author and theologian

Entrepreneurship is one of the most powerful expressions of the Human Edge. At its core, it’s about imagination, initiative and impact. It’s the ability to see possibilities where others see problems, to take risks and shape new realities. As we step into the AI age, entrepreneurship is no longer just for startup founders or business elites—it is a mindset and skill set that every individual needs.

The AI age is not just disrupting jobs; it is reshaping the very idea of what a career looks like. Many traditional roles are disappearing, but in their place lies the rise of something exciting—the Age of Entrepreneurs.

Book: Human Edge in the AI Age by Nitin Seth

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I recently watched prison break and mannn.. i cant get over how cool and deep Alex Mahone's character is in the series... his transformation, him being authentic... just 🔥🔥

Aura personified

to live with the discomfort of learning is to accept that growth rarely feels good while it’s happening. it usually feels embarrassing, inconvenient, slow. but it also feels alive. it’s the sensation of your mind or body stretching into a new shape, one it doesn’t recognize yet but will soon. and if you can stay with that feeling — if you can let the discomfort sit beside you without throwing you off course — then you eventually arrive at something worth keeping: a skill, a practice, a piece of yourself that would never have existed without the awkwardness in between.

If you are into aesthetics, poetry and writing generally, go and check @librettosoflily

Boltzmann Brain is a thought experiment in physics. It suggests that in a very large or infinite universe, a fully formed brain could appear randomly. This brain would have memories and thoughts, but they are not real, they are just illusions. Some calculations suggest that such a brain might be more likely to form than an entire universe like ours. This raises a strange question: how do we know we are not boltzmann Brains? The idea comes from entropy and probability, the way disorder works in the universe. Scientists mostly use it to test cosmology theories, not as something that really happens. It challenges how we understand reality, observation, and consciousness. It also shows how big and strange the universe can be.

Achilles:
I'll tell you a secret. Something they don't teach you in your temple. 
The gods envy us. They envy us because we’re mortal, because any moment may be our last. Everything is more beautiful because we’re doomed. You will never be lovelier than you are now. We will never be here again.

Troy 2004 by Wolfgang Petersen

The past few days I was trying to build a CLI scientific calculator with Rust and I have a basic working calculator now.

I learned how the entire compiler pipeline works, from tokenizing input into symbols, to building an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) that represents the mathematical structure.

What I found hard was designing the recursive grammar rules to handle operator precedence correctly, and wrestling with Rust's ownership model when constructing the nested tree nodes without creating memory bugs.

Can do basic operation with precedence rules. Time to add error handling and add other mathematical functions like trigs.

This is basically how tokenization works, and surprisingly how compiler lexers work

I'll drop the repo when im done with it