Comment by blueprint
3 years ago
"one that’s too bizarre to fully capture with words"
well i guess we'd better give up. what a ridiculous statement.
3 years ago
"one that’s too bizarre to fully capture with words"
well i guess we'd better give up. what a ridiculous statement.
No, they're not wrong. Some of these concepts are hardly explainable without math.
Actually the concepts are perfectly explained by plenty of people who, you know, actually know. Read the other links in this thread. But please downvote me some more. It's obvious you're not arguing reasonably because you're clearly leaving out the fact that the terms in all these relevant equations are associated with physical components that we talk about WITH WORDS
Like mass and charge and energy and probability
If you know the math you can share it here and say what the terms mean
If you dont know the math then your comment contains the lie that you know what you're talking about and that people should listen to you
The way to express "cosine squared" in words, without including "cosine" or "squared", would be a lesson in cosines and a lesson in squaring. So you're correct, but why is this point useful?
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You seem quite upset. Take a break.
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