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Yeah part of the process, because of this new paper someone might get an idea they wouldn't have had to expand upon it. You see articles stating that something
by robryan 16y ago
Yeah part of the process, because of this new paper someone might get an idea they wouldn't have had to expand upon it.
You see articles stating that something broke the laws of physics when really it just didn't fit our current model of understanding.
- pyre 16y ago> You see articles stating that something broke the > laws of physics when really it just didn't fit our > current model of understanding. It 'broke the law' in so much as it proved that the law was a 'broken' law (aka incomplete). It wasn't an action that violated a law, but a law that was rendered 'broken' by an action.