Rabtsevich ran a total of 74 tests using Claude Code tool, attempting to disprove his own hypothesis. In one of these, he provided the algorithm with two datasets from the TESS mission and asked it to predict the timing of brightness dips in a third dataset. In every instance, the predictions proved to be accurate. - do you think this is possible?
Rabtsevich ran a total of 74 tests using Claude Code tool, attempting to disprove his own hypothesis. In one of these, he provided the algorithm with two datasets from the TESS mission and asked it to predict the timing of brightness dips in a third dataset. In every instance, the predictions proved to be accurate. - do you think this is possible?
Why not? Our solar system is massive. Between Earth and Mars fits thousands of Earths. Surely we can miss things.