/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7951105
Well I'd like to mention a factor in string theory that hasn't been addressed that pertains to the nature of it as a fractal;
As observable muscle complexes and the nature of gravity being the flex pattern of the muscle and even the 'tear' and then being refined into something stronger is a huge missing piece of the model that could give some critical nurturing to it as a model; as to say when addressing a variable density in a spiral that the conflict of the spirals line width inside of the vibrating string when reaching critical mass and not being able to exponentiate any further given its conflict with an earlier line creating the density of the string but also one kind of friction that generates its vibration provides the platform for 'tears' to rift and the vibration to become denser; I believe this problem would solve some conflict in the early universe model where expansion in string theory kind of falls apart do to our reliance on the cartesian coordinate plane and how its unit platform is at best obscure when trying to define a unit outside of an integral platform.
>just an opinion