Can someone help enlighten me a bit here. From a layman's standpoint after reading all the comments associated with the Amplituhedron article, it seems both from a semi-professional standpoint and layman standpoint it was an unique discovery. Now that a true professional has responded, is Scott here simply mocking at the marketting success of the Amplituhedron or is actually making a point about the existence of such mechanics prior to the discovery of Amplituhedron? Thanks.
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Can someone help enlighten me a bit here. From a layman's standpoint after reading all the comments associated with the Amplituhedron article, it seems both from a semi-professional standpoint and layman standpoint it was an unique discovery. Now that a true professional has responded, is Scott here simply mocking at the marketting success of the Amplituhedron or is actually making a point about the existence of such mechanics prior to the discovery of Amplituhedron? Thanks.
Both, but since he hasn't mnaged to come up with any pictures of how elegant BQP/unitarihedron is, his point is lost.
If that's the case, he just sounds sour ಠ_ಠ