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Well, the article spends most of its time complaining about the ontology of modern physics, calling it "unclear" among other names. That kind of rhetoric stand
by xelxebar 10y ago
Well, the article spends most of its time complaining about the ontology of modern physics, calling it "unclear" among other names.
That kind of rhetoric stands more as a testament to the author's lack of mathematical maturity than anything physically meaningful. Perhaps there's a good point here about the current state of pedagogy in physics these days.
- pc2g4d 10y ago"Adam Frank is professor of astronomy at the University of Rochester in New York and the co-founder of NPR's blog 13.7: Cosmos & Culture where he is also a regular contributor. He is the author of several books, the latest being About Time: Cosmology and Culture at the Twilight of the Big Bang (2011)." I'm assuming a professor of astronomy has a good command of the math, but maybe I'm wrong?