SpokenTruth said:
o_O.Q said:
"But applied physics are pretty damn well locked in and unlikely to change regardless of what happens at the theoretical physics level."
these are the kind of views i'd expect from a religious zealot; science is about doubt and constant refinement
the understanding that we constantly need to question, especially since science is observation based there is the chance that we can interpret things incorrectly
i'm not talking here about any individual laws but i'm saying that we should always have some degree of doubt on these things and think of ways to improve on them, especially because of problems like these
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So you don't know the difference between applied physics, experimental physics and theoretical physics?
With specific regards to applied physics. Do we add to it? Yes. Do we rewrite it? No.
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these are the kind of views i'd expect from a religious zealot; science is about doubt and constant refinement
i mean you can disagree with me on that, but that's my opinion and yes i do know what you are talking about, i think the problem is actually the opposite
you mentioned ohms law, i remember using ohms law to calculate resistance in classes, for example... but again that's besides the point
