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Physics

The study of matter, motion, and force — from Newton's laws to relativity, the framework underneath every other physical science.

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Reality Is Not What It Seems — Carlo Rovelli ✦ FRQNCY PICK

A loop-quantum-gravity physicist explains what physics has actually concluded about space, time, and matter. Rovelli writes like a man who has met the universe and is reporting back in plain Italian. The clearest entry to where physics is honestly standing today.

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Brilliant

Interactive math, science, and computer science — every lesson designed as a hands-on problem set rather than a video to watch. Subscription-priced, ad-free, no behavioural tracking. The platform that does for STEM what Duolingo does for languages: small daily reps that compound into real fluency.

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Monatomic Elements (the M-State) — Monatomic-ORME

The other way to read monatomics: not as a supplement but as the 'm-state' — David Hudson's claim that these orbitally rearranged precious elements behave like room-temperature superconductors, carrying the field rather than feeding the body. That claim sits outside settled physics, and we hold it as exactly that: an open question at the edge of the EMCE shelf, alongside the copper, the shungite, and the toroids. Monatomic copper in particular rhymes with everything else here. Brought in for the people working the energy-and-field side of this practice — an experiment, plainly labelled.

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