Luke Hutchison

After a year of intensive and difficult work, I completed and submitted two physics papers that identify the origin of all force laws (other than the weak and strong force), including gravity and inertia. This also identifies the origin of the equivalence principle. A core finding: time dilation creates gravity, gravity does not create time dilation.

The central identity identified in the first paper, F = −ħ∇ω (the force experienced by a particle is linearly proportional to the gradient in the frequency of the particle's wave function) unifies general relativity (∇ω), quantum mechanics (ħ) and classical mechanics (F), without requiring the quantization of gravity or invoking a graviton.

In the second paper, I reformulated the Dirac equation (the relativistic version of the Shrödinger equation for the wave function of a particle) into quaternionic form, and was able to show that all force laws other than the strong and weak force can be directly obtained from the wave function, in combination with the force-frequency identity of the first paper.

Submitted to Physics Review D.

PDF links:

(1) cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/lukehutch/p…

(2) cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/lukehutch/p…

@bcherny @alexalbert__ @ClaudeDevs can you please direct your agent swarms to the GitHub bug tracker, and fix all the outstanding bugs? Some are very old and have received no attention, but are still real issues. It is very surprising to me that you don't have Claude Code triaging and fixing everything that is reported.

@lydiahallie can you please allow users to purchase a multiple of the $200 plan on a single account, rather than requiring a separate email address for each $200 plan, when one is not enough?

Need more cores to keep all the Claudes happy...

For those who say Gemini is still garbage: on a small and focused but very hard algorithmic challenge that I have spent months' worth of tokens on, Gemini has come up with substantial algorithm improvements 6x more frequently than Codex, and twice as frequently as Claude Code (in other words, Claude Code has produced algorithm improvements 3x more often than Codex). Conclusions:
(1) Gemini excels for certain types of hard tasks;
(2) ChatGPT is garbage for certain types of hard tasks.
This is why I always run all three on the hardest tasks, as a mixture of experts, running rounds of cross-review and brainstorming until convergeance.