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- 1Physicists Say $15 Billion Fusion Machine Cannot Work●This $15 Billion Nuclear Fusion Machine Can’t Work, Physicists Say
Physicists are arguing that a nuclear fusion project costing around $15 billion faces fundamental problems and will not achieve its goal. The criticism has drawn wide attention, with commentators debating whether the massive investment in fusion energy is scientifically sound or a costly dead end. Supporters of fusion research and critics of the project are clashing over the machine's technical feasibility.
- 2New paper links epilepsy to multidimensional time theory●Epilepsy and multidimensional time:a perspective inspired by theoretical physics
A perspective article published in Frontiers in Psychology argues that epilepsy could be better understood through ideas drawn from theoretical physics, proposing a framework in which seizures relate to multidimensional models of time. The paper is drawing attention online for its unusual crossover between neuroscience and physics, with readers debating whether speculative theoretical frameworks can genuinely inform clinical research on seizure disorders.