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Can you quantify and measure it? If not, shut up.
by catnaroek 9y ago
Can you quantify and measure it? If not, shut up.
- QAPereo 9y ago...And then see those measurements independently reproduced over and over, and does the result offer fundamental insight into the universe we occupy?
- tw1010 9y agoThere can be value in talking about non-quantifiable, vauge, things too. And besides, this is just a random blog on the web. It hurts no-one and exists mostly to provoke thoughts; it's not yet a finished product.
- catnaroek 9y ago> There can be value in talking about non-quantifiable, vauge, things too. There is no scientific value in it, so it shouldn't be presented as a scientific theory (or even as a draft version of one), and especially not as “applied physics to software”.