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|content=âThere is a three complex dimensional manifold with vanishing 1st Chern class with a Ricci flat metric at every spacetime event whose elliptic indexes determine the number of [[Fermions|fermion]] generations. And everyone who doesnât agree is a dumdum, whack job, nutty person.â | |content=âThere is a three complex dimensional manifold with vanishing 1st Chern class with a Ricci flat metric at every spacetime event whose elliptic indexes determine the number of [[Fermions|fermion]] generations. And everyone who doesnât agree is a dumdum, whack job, nutty person.â | ||
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âThere is a three complex dimensional manifold with vanishing 1st Chern class with a Ricci flat metric at every spacetime event whose elliptic indexes determine the number of fermion generations. And everyone who doesnât agree is a dumdum, whack job, nutty person.â
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