Ivette Fuentes
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 25 Nov
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But that's the case like with every proposal.
Like you propose something, yeah.
Right?
That you prove mathematically using the theory, like you know, with uh example that I gave about I took the theory of berryface and then put uh
vacuum state and you know uh and and then for me it was like well the that the fact that this was shown is uh was uh not uh uh a surprise because the mathematics and the theory showed or I don't know very well why there was a controversy about it.
Sometimes there's c controversies I on like the assumptions that you might make.
in a given proposal or in a different uh result.
Um but in that way y uh uh uh uh
an experiment confirming like a theory, sometimes they say, oh well it was not expected.
But uh it's always like in a way a a surprise because the the theory uh can have places where it goes wrong, right?
Like in well, I mean hopefully not in the mathematics, but sometimes or more more likely I think in the assumptions
uh made.
So it's always um for me a a big uh thing when uh an experiment confirms uh a piece of theory, you know.
But this time it's been like a long, a long time.
that that the theory is quite well established and um and finally the experiment confirms it.
I think so, yes.
I well I think gravity should be quantized, so I would disagree with my colleague uh Jonathan Oppenheim on on that.
By the way, I love his work.
Like I am a fan of what he does, although I disagree you know that uh gravity is classical, like he proposes, but what I really love about his work
is that he well, he comes with his own idea on how would you unify, let's say, uh gravitational theory which is more like Stochastic.
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