〈 Berger | Dillon 〉

But why? I still don't get what empirical predictions he's making

less than that, I’m skimming this and he doesn’t seem to do much. In any candidate fundamental theory you have to naturally reproduce things like the Einstein field equations in a limit, and he claims to do this by pretty much just defining the equations into existence

Hmm. It's kind of like sophisticated numerology if that holds at all levels, and then you just kind of lean on the unreasonable effectiveness of your procedure to argue that it's real. That's not very convincing, but I still think this deserves a close (skeptical) read.

Really looking forward to reading a reasoned summary of this

he's live streaming at 2 pm

Oh cool it's a shame I already have plans like do something reasonable instead

i think we should at least give it a chance and listen to it

I'm afraid I do not share the same opinion. Would love to read some recap, though.