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some words for whom Feynman's imperative is not enough: A paradox is just a scenario that betrays the subject's lack of, or inappropriate, context. They are a
by pharrington 11y ago
some words for whom Feynman's imperative is not enough:
A paradox is just a scenario that betrays the subject's lack of, or inappropriate, context. They are a perceptual phenomenon. Indeed, language and imagery will not explain QM and there is no problem with that. The only philosophy required is that which understands that different tools are needed to work appropriately with different layers of complexity and scale; the proven appropriate tool for the apparently most basic layer is math.
- ThomPete 11y agoThats one perspective yes, but you aren't the only one with both knowledge and an opinion on that of course.