i'm not talking about extra dimensions of space or the origin of the universe. I'm just talking about the ideas and physics that are fairly well established and we know. And mostly penrose talks about that also, but he does so in his own idiosyncratic way. So i think it is different a, hopefully it will be accessible to some people. Explaing the hamiltonian formulation of classical mechanics requires partial derivatives which involve funny symbols.
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