@GhostOnTheHalfShell @dlakelan

Ghost! You're like W. Mosler, bugging me about getting onto physics which is already physics. 😉 🤣 (He's an "it's all from gauge gravity" guy.)

I always have to stretch it a bit for "Doctor Mosler." but in this case not so much. In fact quantum field theory is Gaussian splatter already. In QFT there is basically "no physically relevant path integral we can do except a gaussian." Perturbation theory is just gaussian integrals with the series corrections to some loop order or ladder approx. or whathaveyou, then renormalization.

The Feynman propagator being the Greens function which is the inverse of the equation of motion differential operator for a delta-distribution gaussian response function (gaussian of vanishing width).

So the difference in physics/QFT is we do not have to splatter the gaussain, instead we do perturbation theory using Feynman diagrams (or maybe in the future Amplituhedra?)

BTW: I started trying to use Blender about 23 years ago. But could not master it within 6 hours, so gave up.🤣 Now I regret not persisting and goofing off more on that particular postdoc posting.