[Jolly2 (OP)]

Eric Weinstein: "There are two origin stories for Pysics there is the space time of Einstein and the other is SU3 cross SU2 cross SU1 and what I did was get rid of the freedom to choose the symmetries that generate the personalities of the particles that make up this place....
I gave away the freedom of the symmetries to generate the particle properties, I tried my hands, the way Einstien would tie his hands, and then I tried to show you could recover these particles properties by trusting that they would self assemble and that's the hands drawing hands.

So the idea is that I generated the fermions ontop of the space of all the rulers and pertractors on top of the four dimensions, and the natural object which would be called 'Spinners' or 'chimeric spinners' when perceived on the four dimension object, that is when you pull the information back from the second world that got created into the first from the pitch into the stands.

The particle properties more or less appear to be the right particle properties of the particles we see...

So this is a weird theory to deal with the incompatibility of the two theories general relativity of Einstien and quantum theory of Bohr and Dirac. The two branches of physics are derived from two geometries so rather then saying it's about quantizing geometry which is the quantum field theory imperial perspective 'Einstein must submit to Bohr' .
The real issue is there is fight between the parents that is Bernard Riemann and Charles Ehresmann. My goal was to say 'is there any world in which these two geometries and the advantages of these two geometries could be made to play together?' And in general there isn't.  But there is one case in which it works which is the issue of natural spinners.  So the whole gambit was to say 'what if the world is not a generic world but a very natural and peculiar world where certain games would work that would not work in a generic world?'
So I tried to recover Einstein the way Einstein tried to recover Newton from a more fundamental theory"

Any thoughts?