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But it gives no framework for approaching other problems under any kind of new unified theory.
by snakeboy 9y ago
But it gives no framework for approaching other problems under any kind of new unified theory.
- daveFNbuck 9y agoInstead it gives a framework that will solve fairly arbitrary problems as you work on developing a unified theory. Techniques can be much more broadly useful than theories. When I was working on my PhD, I probably saved days or weeks of effort by writing a program to brute force an approximate solution to an equation I couldn't work out. After seeing that the solution wasn't what I wanted, I was able to spend the time I would otherwise have spent on figuring out the equation on something more useful.