It's highly likely that the cosmological constant a) is actually a constant and b) can't be adjusted It is actually forced by the algebra of…

It's highly likely that the cosmological constant a) is actually a constant and b) can't be adjusted It is actually forced by the algebra of relativity (no need to add by hand) as we showed here: https://ii.inc/releases/cosmological-constant Also don't think we can shift vacuums, de Sitter it is.. The day we discovered dark energy was "possibly the worst day in human history", says physicist Adam Brown. This discovery inevitably consigns human civilization to heat death, unless we can change the way physics works. And Adam's hope is that we can do exactly that.

Source: Emad Mostaque (X) | 2026-05-28