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I have to agree with this. There is no harm in absorbing qualitative accounts of various physics ideas, and that can be very interesting. But you won't really
by leephillips 7y ago
I have to agree with this. There is no harm in absorbing qualitative accounts of various physics ideas, and that can be very interesting. But you won't really know what it's all about until you swim in the mathematical details. It sort of like listening to somebody describing programming, without ever writing a computer program.
- abdullahkhalids 7y agoOr like listening to a description of a song. The speaker might tell you the lyrics, even hum the various parts. If the song is simple (corresponding to perhaps simple and interesting facts about our solar system), vocals will give a good rendition of it. But if the song is intricate (like quantum mechanics), without the full band, all you are listening to is a hollow echo of the song.