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Geometric electrodynamics (Ray(...) 02/12/26(Thu)00:32:16 No.16910961
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Geometric electrodynamics (Raymond Beach) Anonymous 02/12/26(Thu)00:32:16 No.16910961 Archived
Apparently this cute little relation is all you need to couple Maxwell’s tensor to the spacetime curvature tensor; gravity and antimatter fall out as natural results.

Why isn’t this bigger news? Isn’t this what Einstein was blueballing for?

Is Biefield-Brown back on the menu..?

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0003491624000691
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02/12/26(Thu)11:48:42 No.16911251
Anonymous 02/12/26(Thu)11:48:42 No.16911251
>>16910961
I vaguely follow the math, and can't truly appreciate the paper, but I can answer your question.
> Why isn’t this bigger news?
It doesn't combat hair loss or prolong erections.
People can't use it yet and the number of people that can understand it is small. It will become big news when one of these things change.
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