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I think one reason may be that people are used to the "completeness" of physics; it's the science that people seem historically most ready to declare "done", an
by jpfed 8y ago
I think one reason may be that people are used to the "completeness" of physics; it's the science that people seem historically most ready to declare "done", and it does explain a lot very well. This may make it particularly unsettling to learn about this vast frontier of ignorance.
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- wheels 8y agoReally? Who are these people that consider physics to be complete? I'm kind of skeptical that there's a large body of folks that know enough about physics to even ponder its completeness, but who also are unaware of the discrepancies between general relativity and quantum mechanics.