Post physique

Something gay dudes say while in an internet argument as a way to look at other dudes’ bodies.

Dude 1: I don’t think gyms are the most important part of life.
Dude 2: Oh yeah?? Then post physique.
Dude 1: Fine, here it is *pic*
Dude 2: Oh fuck yeah that’s hot

by Piewert June 5, 2024

Quantum Physics X

The Quantum “X” is PSI x wavefunction (X,Y,Z and L).

1. Complex Functions
2. State of System
3. Gives Probabilities
If you imagine or see on a X Graph, you’ll see that there is the Re line goes upward, downwards, then on the line. The Im line goes upward and then on the line. But if you see on the 1-PSI-2 line, you will see that is strongly goes up more than the Re or the Im but then it goes on the line.

“The Quantum Physics X is useful for the X Graph.”

by Wargom July 1, 2024

Digital Physics 2.0

Reinterpreting Physics Through a Simulation Lens
This thought experiment explores the possibility that fundamental laws and constants of physics are not intrinsic properties of a naturally evolved universe, but rather emergent properties or resource-saving shortcuts implemented within a parent simulation

The Heisenberg uncertainty principle is more likely digital physics 2.0 than naturally evolved physics (NEP) thus more likely resource-constrained simulation (RCS) phenomena.

by Trentism January 11, 2025

Nuclear Physicists are left leg beta testers 《¤》

What I call homo-sapiens who are addicted to perianal abscesses.

Person 1: Are you addicted to perianal abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Nuclear Physicists are left leg beta testers 《¤》

by LeSouffleDeVersailles February 2, 2025

Metaphysics (Physics of Physics)

In this specific, modern context, it's the study of the fundamental assumptions, interpretations, and unsolved conceptual puzzles within physics itself. It's not the ancient philosophical field of "metaphysics" (the study of being), but a pragmatic examination of physics' own foundations. It asks: What does quantum mechanics actually tell us about reality? What is the nature of space and time? How do we interpret the mathematical formalism? It’s the troubleshooting manual for when the math works perfectly but the story it tells seems insane.

Example: The endless debates over the Copenhagen Interpretation vs. the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics are Metaphysics (Physics of Physics). The equations predict outcomes identically; the fight is over what the math means for the nature of reality—a question physics itself, as a tool, is unequipped to answer.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026

Frequency Physics

The overarching scientific discipline that studies the role of oscillations, waves, and resonant frequencies as foundational phenomena across all scales of the universe—from the quantum vacuum's "zero-point fluctuations" to the orbital frequencies of planets and the vibrational modes of galaxies. It seeks a unified description where energy and information are always conveyed and structured by frequency, and where constants like the Planck length or the speed of light emerge from fundamental harmonic relationships. It's the search for the universe's base pitch and its overtones.

Example: The hypothetical "Theory of Everything" sought by some physicists, which attempts to explain all forces as vibrations of tiny, one-dimensional "strings" in String Theory, is a pinnacle of Frequency Physics. Each elementary particle (electron, quark, photon) corresponds to a unique resonant frequency of a vibrating string, making the cosmos a cosmic symphony of unimaginably small notes.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026

4D Physics

The study of physical laws as they operate across the four dimensions of spacetime, treating time not as a separate parameter but as a full coordinate alongside space. In 4D physics, objects are understood as four-dimensional worldlines—complete trajectories through spacetime from beginning to end. A person isn't a 3D object that moves through time; they're a 4D object—a spacetime worm—with their entire existence laid out like a path. 4D physics explains why time seems to flow (we're just moving along our worldline), why the past feels fixed (it's just the part of the worm behind us), and why you should have paid attention in relativity class (because your GPS needs 4D corrections to work). It's the physics of block universes, where past, present, and future all coexist, and your sense of "now" is just a local illusion.

*Example: "He tried to explain 4D physics to his girlfriend after being late again. 'According to block universe theory, my being late is just a point on my four-dimensional worldline. It's not a choice; it's geometry.' She said his worldline was about to intersect with the couch if he didn't start being on time. 4D physics had failed to save him."*

by AbzuInExile February 16, 2026