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Or the problem could be that if it's really not physical, then the current physical methods of testing can never be close to precisely defining it. Sometimes, w
by kr4 8y ago
Or the problem could be that if it's really not physical, then the current physical methods of testing can never be close to precisely defining it. Sometimes, we need an out-of-box thinking, non-linear jump in our methodology to solve a nagging problem.