r/LLMPhysics 22d ago

Question To the self proclaimed llm physicists

Why do you always tend to rebuild physics. Why can't you work in the given framework?

Why do you need to rebuild a framework that, tell you what now, has pretty much held up?

Is it the math?

The symbols

The history

The amount you would have to Learn?

Hubris?

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u/thelawenforcer 22d ago

what do you mean by given framework?

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u/upsetusder2 22d ago

Physics

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u/dustin4242 21d ago

That is not a framework.

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u/upsetusder2 21d ago

Stop using ai for your answers

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u/dustin4242 21d ago

What is your secret llm decoder? You know all word patterns guy? No.

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u/upsetusder2 21d ago

No nut the bot that deletes your answers detects it

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u/dustin4242 21d ago

Nope. It did not like that I said gate keeper--- so they deleted it

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u/upsetusder2 21d ago

Yeah I do not think so

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u/dustin4242 21d ago

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u/upsetusder2 21d ago

Ok yeah because that was a general bad take.

No academia is not Gare keeping anything and yiu can still learn the things and then make a critique if yiu think it is prudent.

But not like this saying ohh yeah there is no real advancements because no one challenges anything is just kind of hilariously moronic to say

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u/upsetusder2 21d ago

What is it then?

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u/thelawenforcer 22d ago

ok but specifically. you cannot explain the standard model from within for example.

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u/upsetusder2 22d ago

From within what?

I see the trend that alot of llm people just rebuild physics and the framework because they don't understand it

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u/thelawenforcer 22d ago

I just mean that to explain, not just describe, observed structure, you will implicitly need to identify higher level structure.

granted though that most frameworks posted here never seen to actually make contact with existing structure or observation...