Comment by pmontra 4 hours ago Mathematicians proof theorems so they are always correct. Physicists don't have that privilege. 2 comments pmontra Reply qsera 3 hours ago >Physicists don't have that privilege.Then don't claim it as a strength! exmadscientist 2 hours ago Celebrating the mistakes is, as you're saying, perhaps a bit too far. But mistakes will happen, it's just the nature of the world. That makes developing a robust error correction mentality something that genuinely is worth celebrating.
qsera 3 hours ago >Physicists don't have that privilege.Then don't claim it as a strength! exmadscientist 2 hours ago Celebrating the mistakes is, as you're saying, perhaps a bit too far. But mistakes will happen, it's just the nature of the world. That makes developing a robust error correction mentality something that genuinely is worth celebrating.
exmadscientist 2 hours ago Celebrating the mistakes is, as you're saying, perhaps a bit too far. But mistakes will happen, it's just the nature of the world. That makes developing a robust error correction mentality something that genuinely is worth celebrating.
>Physicists don't have that privilege.
Then don't claim it as a strength!
Celebrating the mistakes is, as you're saying, perhaps a bit too far. But mistakes will happen, it's just the nature of the world. That makes developing a robust error correction mentality something that genuinely is worth celebrating.