And for the record, 'centrifugal force' is not a 'true' force as someone correctly posted; it is simply an angular manifestation of inertia.
You're being pedantic (which is OK!). Here's how you can tell:And for the record, 'centrifugal force' is not a 'true' force as someone correctly posted; it is simply an angular manifestation of inertia.
Yes, pedantic semantics. Some are not satisfied with lay definitions most people recognize and understand, so you have to throw them an intellectual bone (and that's OK, too, particularly if it helps someone learn something new or think about something in a different and useful way!).You're being pedantic (which is OK!).
Pedantic semantics get frantic but can be fantastic for gigantic ego boosting intellectual gymnastics.pedantic semantics. Some are not satisfied with lay definitions most people recognize and understand, so you have to throw them an intellectual bone (and that's OK, too, particularly if it helps someone learn something new or think about something in a different and useful way!).
Not possible.Pedantic semantics get frantic
Einstein developed the famous E=mC^2 formula using metaphorical thinking!'metaphorical thinking'. This method encourages the thinker to more easily transfer understanding between disciplines
Oooh. This is like one those $0.25 Saturday afternoon spaghetti westerns movies. They always ended in a “cliff hanger” scene then we went out side to play.maybe next january,
Is this the statement you disagree with? I mean, besides the horrible typos.Because you understand the dynamics sound of wave theory, understanding the dynamics of wake limited "hull speed" is easier and vice versa.
?Pedantic semantics get frantic but can be fantastic for gigantic ego boosting intellectual gymnastics.
It is the same science as Summer. The reflective/refractive light is one of the main reasons for a "noon" sighting of the Sun for celestial navigation.number of possible answers out to explain the mirage on Winter morning pavement.
Agreed. My well educated son always corrects me of this fact when I speak those two words. It’s kinda fun bugging him thoughI was taught in my physics classes that there is no such thing as centrifugal force.
I don't know what it is about people who take those kinds of things so seriously, but the more upset my son gets when I continue to get something like that wrong, the more often I will bring it up. Science facts and grammar are the two hot buttons.It’s kinda fun bugging him though![]()
Well yes. Even evolutionary theory is changing. https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/how-a-humble-microbe-shook-the-evolutionary-tree/ and https://bigthink.com/robby-berman/how-about-new-theory-of-evolution-with-less-natural-selectionI mentioned the 'algorithm of life', meaning the process of evolution and the singular phenomenon of intelligence. He said, "What algorithm? It's all just random chance."
And exactly how do we know this?the singular phenomenon of intelligence
I think he might have even more questions. Randomness is certainly a more promising theory than an omniscient being.His faith is so strong, the are no questions left for him