[Red Badger]

SPACE PING!.................

[dfwgator]

She’s got a good last name.

[BenLurkin]

By George, I think she’s got it.

[Libloather]

Can’t recall a password. Can Sabrina help out?

[MarlonRando]

if she figures out the source code of the universe, write an article about her. Until then—- good for her.

[Honorary Serb]

MIT and Harvard graduate!

Inventions in T cells, extracellular matrix, and their relationship to anticancer biology.

C-average in MIT math and physics.

Nowhere near the level of this lady-Einstein MIT physicist!

[Mariner]

I’m wondering why they compare her to Einstein.

Doesn’t look like she’s published anything.

[Sacajaweau]

So she makes up a name...and she gets compared to Einstein.

Remember girl...you're starting on someone else's shoulders.

She appears mechanical...but I don't think she's Einstein caliber...not even close.

Who does she know??

[Rummyfan]

If Pasterski helps solve this problem that has vexed scientists for decades, the result will be the holy grail of physics: a fundamental theory of nature that characterizes pretty much everything. One day there may be engineering applications. "If you understand how things work," she says, "you can do things with that knowledge." But she's in this to solve an existential puzzle — to reveal what she calls "the source code of the universe."

Obviously an extremely gifted and accomplished young woman. Good for her!

Practical applications of her research? Who knows could be decades away. But we must start somewhere.

[BereanBrain]

The universe was spoken into existence.

[9YearLurker]

More like the next Neil deGrasse Tyson.

[ridesthemiles]

CALL SHELDON COOPER

[Larry Lucido]

Laz, her search for the Big Bang may not be what you think it is.

[Sacajaweau]

The 5.0 at MIT is a weighted average...All As’s and/or special classes...

[Cold Heart]

She might need security in today’s climate.

[PROCON]

[suasponte137]

Sorry, darling, they already figured this out in the book hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, and everyone knows that the answer is 42

[dfwgator]

Whatever happened to Yahoo Serious, anyway?

[NurdlyPeon]

Soborno Issac Bari (aka ‘The Math God’) became a full PhD professor at Harvard at age 12. When she can beat that, I’ll be impressed.

[TalBlack]

But she’s in this to solve an existential puzzle — to reveal what she calls “the source code of the universe.” ….”… If all of this makes you feel rather small, don’t worry: Pasterski “estimates there are probably only a couple of thousand people in the world with whom she can meaningfully converse about her work in physics.” It’s a small club!”

One senses a crapload of hubris in this lady, or maybe it’s the reporter. It’ll be nice if she turns out to be able to walk the walk and isn’t just another DEI. She’s got the looks for the big brain job. She looks like the cute sister of the high-domed sharp faced alien featured in the original Star Trek series credits.