Possibly - or just the ludicrous ego it takes for someone to believe they've come up with a solution to it (typically alone, typically as a retired engineer/techbro) is

@newcastleuni.bsky.social @computingnewcastle.bsky.social @sagencl.bsky.social

Ooh, good point - never realised that. Guess that's why we have to go "sk" rather than "sc" for skein, ski, skip, etc in English. Maybe it was George Lucas's attempt to get it to be pronounced with a french-style soft-s ç-sound, but without wanting to have to use diacritics?

It's the same as the "c" in "scene", or the first "c" in "science". By which I mean, English is weird and inconsistent 😂.

Really sorry to hear 😞

They seem to be doing perturbative quantum gravity à la perturbative QED, but saying that, because they remove the hats, it's classical. Despite still using virtual particles...

I'm an (Asst) Prof of Quantum Info, and this is my office wall - feel like over half of what I have up on it is SMBC 😂