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The author writes: "Clifford Algebra reveals, for example, that the apparent chirality in electromagnetism, i.e. the right-hand rule for electric generators, a
by GFK_of_xmaspast 10y ago
The author writes:
"Clifford Algebra reveals, for example, that the apparent chirality in electromagnetism, i.e. the right-hand rule for electric generators, and the left-hand rule for electric motors, turns out to be actually an artifact of the math used to describe the world, not a property of the world itself. It turns out that electromagnetism has no chirality, as revealed by Clifford Algebra"
but I'm a little bit skeptical of this given that properties of things like "electric motors" can be observed in the real world.