Selected Conversations
These are conversations with WILL AI, the assistant trained on the WILL Relational Geometry corpus, that go deep enough to be worth reading on their own. Each one has been chosen by hand.
They often work through material that otherwise appears only inside the PDF papers: the reasoning behind a derivation, the objections it has to survive, and the places where a result is stated as unfinished.
A note on what these are. The answers are generated by a language model working from the research corpus. They are a way into the material, not the material itself. Where a conversation and a paper disagree, the paper wins. The primary sources are the papers, appendices and runnable notebooks.
The conversations
Why causality forces a propagation limit c
Why a finite propagation speed follows from relational closure rather than being assumed, worked through to the orbital precession chain.
Does space flow into the Earth, and does mass grow with speed?
A graduate student works through gravity, why the speed of light is constant, and why relativistic mass is a historical artefact rather than a real increase in mass.
The sharpest prediction where WILL RG departs from LambdaCDM
Quantitative, falsifiable departures from LambdaCDM: dark energy density, the cosmic acceleration rate, and the Hubble constant from CMB versus local measurement.
A physicist audits WILL RG: dimensionless inputs and SPARC
Which dimensionless inputs WILL RG actually requires, whether its algebra is merely isomorphic to standard results, and how it fares on the SPARC galaxy rotation curves.
Mercury's perihelion: R.O.M. and General Relativity side by side
Solving Mercury's precession both ways, then collapsing the Schwarzschild interval into the same Pythagorean identity the Minkowski interval gives.
Why only some conversations appear here
Anyone can talk to WILL AI, and every one of those exchanges is written to a log. Those raw logs are kept public for transparency, but they are deliberately excluded from search engines: they are unreviewed, frequently duplicated, and sometimes contain nothing more than a greeting.
A conversation only appears on this page after being read and chosen. That keeps the published set worth someone’s time.
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