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It's like saying that calculus makes no testable predictions. If you don't choose your parameters, it's not a physical theory.
by empath75 7y ago
It's like saying that calculus makes no testable predictions. If you don't choose your parameters, it's not a physical theory.
- bad_user 7y agoCalculus is math. Math is about logic and relationships. Math isn't based on empirical observations and it doesn't predict or isn't necessarily related to real phenomena. Math isn't an empirical science. Are you saying string theory is pure math? If not, then the comparison doesn't make sense.
- thaumasiotes 7y agoCalculus makes all kinds of testable predictions. They're called "theorems".