The two big issues of our times are renewable energy and artificial intelligence. Seemingly, physics has nothing to say about those problems. Has physics become irrelevant?
In reality, the problem is not with physics, but how physics is organized nowadays. Physics has lost its freedom and therefore its creativity.
Isomorph shows, that free physics can deal with the challenges of our times. For example:
1) new methods to provide renewable energies in large quantities and in an economic way.
2) physics of information, providing totally new perspectives for data processing, going beyond the limits of artificial intelligence and quantum computing. Physics of information also shows, that there is only one reality.
And interestingly, (1) and (2) are connected: on the one hand, computers based on the physics of information consume very little energy (because they work in the same way as our brain, which consumes very little energy) and they do not need data centers (like our brain). On the other hand, new renewable energy technologies become possible (Linear Mirror), which are not even to be imagined with state of the art information theory.
presentation on renewable energies: sier25_grassmann