Adventures in Space/Time
Full-time scientist. Before graduating I learned that the speed of light is slowing down and originated the "GM=tc^3" theory, which explains the dark energy problem and most physicists still can't explain. More recent work seeks Black Holes in some unexpected places, even within Earth. I've been working at NASA in Houston on studies of the Moon, and have an insider's view of the Space program. Actress in film, television and stages from Honolulu to Houston. In spare time I fight off hostile aliens, explore a strange world and unusual forms of life.
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Yes, Kea is wondrous, and now I understand better why she thinks about what I'm doing. I expect to see a lot more papers applying category theory to elementary particles soon. On the other hand, Kea still thinks the problems are immense. But one thing I've noticed is that the first step to solving a problem is believing that it can be solved (and that You are going to solve it).
Thanks, Louise, for your support, as always. The beaches here are wonderful, and it would have been nice to see you here.
Good luck with the category theory, Carl. It is not the difficulty of the problems that makes me so depressed ... it is the ongoing lack of support ... and the 40 years of advice from people who really should know better than to tell an educated woman, say, that she should get married and have children, or teach, or ...
Kea and I had breakfast this warning with an Australian Vietnam vet and had a nice conversation. I missed the draft for that one by a few years but worked at a weapons testing range through college.
We've been making excellent progress at understanding physics, I think. Kea is less optimistic.
Alas, now it's approaching time to take the long flights back.
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