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One thing kinda like it is the optical mechanics used to describe a mirror, they use virtual points that are beyond the mirror (if my French Lycée memory serves
by Nemrod67 8y ago
One thing kinda like it is the optical mechanics used to describe a mirror, they use virtual points that are beyond the mirror (if my French Lycée memory serves me well) but still produce the correct answer.
In a way you could say that wave physics (from the Lycée too) behave like described by the equations... even though they migh be represented as in a fluid (ripples on water molecules-meta-material).
Sometimes it's hard to reconsider the model and the perception of reality we have.
Nice to see you kept commenting after having so many downvotes ;)
- oldandtired 8y agoWell being ill in bed does put a crimp in responding. What I find interesting is the different views that come out when someone does make a comment that others find not satisfactory. Further grist for the mill in understanding people and the nature of the universe around should be welcome. The wonderful thing is that there are so many questions and so few real answers. It means that we are able to have fun in investigating the universe around us. The child's "why?" is a wonderful question and should be delighted in.