DiscoveringTruth
Padawan Learner
I have had this thought for quite a while that I wanted to share with Laura/Ark and the Chateau crew at the cost of seeming too intrusive/inconsiderate/ungrateful.
In some of the board sessions in the past, there have been guest attendees who were physicists (friends of Ark or the QFG?) and I feel that this thing can be repeated more frequently. Since the Cs lay so much emphasis on networking, I feel the board discussions can be even more rich and beneficial than they already are if more scientists, researchers and mystics could be invited to the board sessions. Although I can understand there may be reasons for restricting the attendee list or inviting people only with very similar interests, I feel this may be a fruitful endeavor. Just like Ark/Laura/Joe/Pierre and others, experts in their fields at the forefront of research will be able to ask specific, pertinent questions that could illuminate further areas of research and progress. I got this idea from hearing podcasts of people such as Joe Rogan, Lex Fridman and Curt Jaimungal and panel discussions of physicists such as Sabine Hossenfelder who get really interesting guests - historians, mathematicians, physicists, writers, engineers, journalists, doctors, talk show hosts etc on their podcasts for free flowing, open discussions on all sorts of topics. It could help cast a wider net that would enable us to find answers to deep, intriguing mysteries.
Also since one of the interests of Ark's research is figuring out a UFT for the four fundamental forces of existence, which is perhaps a common interest shared by many other physicists, it may bring new "aha" moments for them by coming together and discussing burning questions at the board with the Cs and the crew. I know what the Cs say about the dangers of revealing UFT, you could keep cut out the sensitive parts of transcripts as per your judgement but it is an example of a field that will benefit from this exercise. Other fields of research such as health, history, paranormal, maths, etc will be benefitted in the same way.
Just a humble suggestion. This is ultimately Laura and the crew's baby and I respect that fully. I appreciate everyone's efforts and the recent sessions with virtual participants have been really cool!
In some of the board sessions in the past, there have been guest attendees who were physicists (friends of Ark or the QFG?) and I feel that this thing can be repeated more frequently. Since the Cs lay so much emphasis on networking, I feel the board discussions can be even more rich and beneficial than they already are if more scientists, researchers and mystics could be invited to the board sessions. Although I can understand there may be reasons for restricting the attendee list or inviting people only with very similar interests, I feel this may be a fruitful endeavor. Just like Ark/Laura/Joe/Pierre and others, experts in their fields at the forefront of research will be able to ask specific, pertinent questions that could illuminate further areas of research and progress. I got this idea from hearing podcasts of people such as Joe Rogan, Lex Fridman and Curt Jaimungal and panel discussions of physicists such as Sabine Hossenfelder who get really interesting guests - historians, mathematicians, physicists, writers, engineers, journalists, doctors, talk show hosts etc on their podcasts for free flowing, open discussions on all sorts of topics. It could help cast a wider net that would enable us to find answers to deep, intriguing mysteries.
Also since one of the interests of Ark's research is figuring out a UFT for the four fundamental forces of existence, which is perhaps a common interest shared by many other physicists, it may bring new "aha" moments for them by coming together and discussing burning questions at the board with the Cs and the crew. I know what the Cs say about the dangers of revealing UFT, you could keep cut out the sensitive parts of transcripts as per your judgement but it is an example of a field that will benefit from this exercise. Other fields of research such as health, history, paranormal, maths, etc will be benefitted in the same way.
Just a humble suggestion. This is ultimately Laura and the crew's baby and I respect that fully. I appreciate everyone's efforts and the recent sessions with virtual participants have been really cool!