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We know that our experience of physical reality is flawed (thanks to quantum mechanics and relativity). We also know that it's not the only possible way to expe
by zone411 7y ago
We know that our experience of physical reality is flawed (thanks to quantum mechanics and relativity). We also know that it's not the only possible way to experience it (thanks to drugs). Does it matter then if physics is formulated in a way that's a closer match to our experience?
- rmdashrfstar 7y agoNot the only possible way to experience it, or is it messing with a functioning motor?