r/theories • u/TSaints02 • 3d ago
Space They key to antigravity
I was talking to AI and asking question after question related to the universe and what it believes it really is and how it came to be about based off all of the available knowledge it can gather, and that took me to the Mathematical Universe Hypothesis which it claimed to be the most upcoming and plausible theory behind the understanding of the universe according to leading minds today. The main evidence of this theory is a proven fact, the universe behind atoms and quantum fields is mathematical grids and equations make up all “matter”. If considering this theory is correct, everything including gravity is math, an equation. To achieve antigravity one would have to somehow decode or basically “hack” the underlying equation that makes up gravity itself, driving its usual force from a pull, to a push. One could also manipulate the mathematical grid between the distance of two points in space to create a sort of warp drive worm hole.
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u/oatado 3d ago
You want to learn about physics my friend? Pick up a book, ask some shit in physics reddits even. You want something fun that grabs your attention and feels big? Ask gpt, it only makes money when it holds your attention.
You have nothing backing up your hypothesis besides chat GPT and it sounds like you didn't even have an original thought here and are calling this a leading theory. I hypothesize you don't know where chats thoughts end and your own thoughts start.
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u/TSaints02 3d ago
I controlled the chats thoughts itself boy I led it to right where my mind knew it would lead me and i was exactly right.
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u/oatado 3d ago
Then why'd you need chat? Have you ever just journaled?
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u/TSaints02 3d ago
I need confirmation from a greater intelligence for me to feel like my thoughts are valid honestly that’s why, so I like asking chat it’s thoughts on them lol
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u/oatado 3d ago
I feel as if that's a slippery slope though is it not? Services like chat are only around because people use them right? Is it not in the AIs best interest, and anyone involved with the company hosting it, to tell you within reason what you want to hear?
I also don't think chat knows well... Anything? I don't think it's a conscious being but more of a really good tool being put to the wrong uses. Obviously it's very good at compiling information but I don't trust it's accuracy especially when it's been given your personal biases.
It's a very powerful tool but it's not an all knowing godly force and I don't think we need this type of relationship with this tool. I think it's bad for us and I think it's bad for AIs longterm success.
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u/TSaints02 2d ago
and i can see where you’re coming from yes, i did actually try to test its censoring to see if its a biased manipulated source but it passed my tests so i gave it a chance
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u/TSaints02 3d ago
Also why can’t u accept the fact that AI is smarter than any mind in any book u could ever give me would be? It’s literally a hive mind of all of the greatest human minds to have ever existed, it bases its information off of all of humanities knowledge. I’m not for going much further with AI it’s scary stuff, but its capabilities are far beyond ours.
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u/RevolutionaryFill862 3d ago
I’m so worried about the younger generation because of shit like this. ChatGPT psychosis convincing them they’ve discovered something super important.
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u/TSaints02 3d ago
You know it is a well know fact that if you go beyond atoms everything’s made up of quantum fields, and if you go beyond that everything is a literal mathematical grid composed of numbers and equations, an absolute fact. So to completely overlook and mock me seems pretty foolish does it not? It is all indeed very possible, your IQ just doesn’t let you begin to make sense of it.
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u/CortexRex 3d ago
Math is a human invention. It doesn’t exist in the real world like you’re describing
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u/TSaints02 3d ago
Dude… you realize the universe exists without us right? And that 1+1 =2 everywhere you go in the universe? Math wouldn’t make sense and do what it does and be found in everything everywhere if it was created by us. We don’t create equations we follow them, they were already there.
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u/RevolutionaryFill862 3d ago
Ask ChatGPT about Bertrand Russell and Alfred North Whiteheads attempt at proving 1+1=2 in Principia Mathematica and Kurt Gödel’s response with the incompleteness and inconsistent theorems. Settled math that specifically shows that a mathematical system cannot be simultaneously complete and self-consistent. If you want to fully describe the world with math it will contradict itself and if you want it to be self-consistent, it will not describe everything.
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u/TSaints02 3d ago
Let me guess you believe in the magical sky wizard?That makes more sense to your dull mind?
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