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As twister theory scaffolds onto general relativity, the foundational equations—like the Einstein equations—must adapt. The talks stimulate interest in how the twister framework naturally complements solutions when discussing gravitational theories, particularly as it relates to the locating of twister functions across curved spaces.
Further, a significant theme throughout the talk is the "googly problem," which arises when attempting to unify left-handed and right-handed spin characteristics through symmetry. Addressing this dilemma involves establishing connections with twister algebra structures and the symplectic manifold associated with light rays, thus supporting a more generalized understanding of gravity, spin, and fields.