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Why should I care what a physicist reckons about cities?
by wcummings 10y ago
Why should I care what a physicist reckons about cities?
- ry_ry 10y agoWhy should we care about your thoughts on a physicist's thinkpiece about cities? Because it's all discourse, and it's sometimes interesting to read other people's thoughts, or view something through a different lens.
- makmanalp 10y ago"Physics, properly understood, is not a subject taught at schools and university departments; it is a certain way of understanding how processes happen in the world." http://nautil.us/issue/35/boundaries/why-physics-is-not-a-discipline http://nautil.us/issue/35/boundaries/why-physics-is-not-a-di...
- nck4222 10y agoWhy should I care what wcummings reckons about what physicists think about cities? Because smart people with different backgrounds talking together provide interesting insights, unless you simply dismiss them immediately with out listening.
- thesmallestcat 10y agoTo be fair to parent, after reading the submission title, I expected content a bit richer in facts, figures, and examples, not some smart dude's essay. Or if it were some smart person's essay, lacking those things, I'd expect that person to be something of a specialist in the field.
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