John Gaus New York 1H AGO

I built a custom GPT with the personalities of Einstein, Lorentz, Planck, and Compton. Starting with Einstein’s 1920 Leiden lecture, I developed an ontology for physical space based on his description of the “new ether.” I began with E=mc2, E=hf, and my ontological modeling assumptions. I then repeatedly pushed ChatGPT to challenge those assumptions and interpretations logically and mathematically. We used numerous tool calls and reference sites to write and test the math. After many months of working on it in my spare time, the GPT now unifies equations that balance from the atomic scale to the black hole scale, with some remarkable revelations. I summarized much of the work in a paper written by my GPT and am happy to share it so others can expand, improve, and test the work. AI rocks. Step-by-step: 1. I built a custom GPT with the personalities of Einstein, Lorentz, Planck, and Compton. 2. I used Einstein’s 1920 Leiden lecture and his description of the “new ether” to develop an ontology for physical space. 3. I started with E=mc2, E=hf, and my ontological modeling assumptions. 4. I repeatedly challenged the assumptions and interpretations with ChatGPT, focusing on logical and mathematical consistency. 5. I used numerous tool calls and reference sites to write and test the math. 6. After many months of working on the project in my spare time, I summarized much of it in a paper written by my GPT. 7. I am sharing the work so others can expand, improve, and test it.