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Where to start in GOD PLAYS DICE if you are new to cosmology
A simple reading guide to the questions, measurements and scientific limits in GOD PLAYS DICE, Volume One.
THE ARCHIVE
All stories.
Every question we have explored so far.
EssaysEssay · personal view
World Space Week 2026: What question would you take into space?
World Space Week 2026 celebrates Rocket Revolution. Ricardo Maldonado asks how curiosity about cosmic origins connects to his unproved HD-Blast hypothesis.
HD-Blast ResearchEssay · personal view
Do physical units make a model’s prediction testable?
A model needs a justified connection between its numbers and a physical measurement. Units are one part of that explanation.
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How can I read a science book when I disagree with its author?
A short reading exercise separates understanding a proposal from accepting it, while keeping your unresolved questions visible.
HD-Blast ResearchEssay · personal view
Is a picture of a scientific idea evidence?
A caption should tell us whether we are looking at observations, a model, a diagram or an illustration—and what each can establish.
How We KnowExplainer
How to ask for the source behind a claim
Sample messages for asking for the original source behind a shared claim, leaving a missing source unresolved, and respecting a conversation’s limits.
How We KnowEssay
Changing your mind: seven prompts to write down
A seven-prompt writing exercise to record a claim, an objection, a possible turning point, and what remains unresolved.
HD-Blast ResearchEssay · personal view
Does reproducing a calculation prove a scientific idea?
Repeating the steps can check a calculation. Deciding what it tells us about nature takes further work.
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Do you need a physics degree to read GOD PLAYS DICE?
You can follow a question about the universe without a physics degree—or a promise to agree with the author’s hypothesis.
HD-Blast ResearchEssay · personal view
What does falsifiable mean? A fair test for HD-Blast
Falsifiable means evidence could count against a specific claim. A simple guide to fair tests, uncertainty and the unproved HD-Blast hypothesis.