Can AdS/CFT See the Black Hole Interior? | Joe Polchinski

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Thank you for uploading these videos!

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This video is amazing.

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Very nice work

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out there

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RIP Joe Polchinski

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Lenord susskind???wow

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and Juan Maldecena

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The universe looks like a multicellular complexe multidimensional tissu.The nucleus is light, and around it evolves a visible reality.The nucleus influence zone decreases when you get far and far from the light.At a certain point with no light at all, extremely cold, you begin to experience time space distortions. Each cell is limited by a fiery wall.The interesting thing is that a black hole could contain many other cells with each the same anatomy. The tissu is complex, multidimensional to an extent that the walls are linked, hell is multidimensional, and the time space distortions communicate too. It is a giant monster where all is directed toward one single aim: collecting light.It mimics a living organism with multicellular structure. The cells can be small ones, like the tiniest living organism where life is directed by mecanisms generating tiny electricity currents to giant cells, stars. You have absolutely no idea how old you are...

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Funny, these great minds are all totally confused. Even Lenny is clueless. Theoretical physics may have run into a dead end. R.I.P. Joe Polchinski.

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Historically, every time physicists have been deeply confused about something, it was because they were at the verge of something completely new and radical. Hopefully, this trend continues.

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@@Channel-ng1mn this guy is a joke if he is not a bot

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@@stevenparada5284 Who are you saying is the bot? That van den Berg guy or me?

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@@Channel-ng1mn firewalls will be resolved very fast

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@@stevenparada5284 Well, we'll see. Before the firewall paradox pretty much everyone in the field thought black hole complementarity was the solution to the information problem until the firewalls came along.