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Louis Necker died in 1861, so it's supposed to say 1832.
by ebg13 7y ago
Louis Necker died in 1861, so it's supposed to say 1832.
- mirimir 7y agoOK, that accounts for the first sentence. But the rest? > This video continues that exploration today in-light-of what we now know about the fact that matter equals energy. Huh? I see nothing about interconversion of matter and energy here. At most, some excited electrons and biochemical changes. > The quantum physics revolution has altered our world in ways beyond compare. What we see in our day to day experience is quite different from what science has confirmed. No quantum effects here either. Except in the sense that protein biochemistry and biophysics implicitly involve them. > This video asserts that we must question our assumptions about perspective. This one makes sense. > The Renaissance helped us understand how we see 3-D distance visually, and today’s science confirms that there is more to the story. I guess. Except that Aristarchus of Samos understood parallax in the second century BC.