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To nitpick, the discpline of physics covers everything - or it damn well ought to :) While it seems obvious after reading the article that solving the rendering
by copper 16y ago
To nitpick, the discpline of physics covers everything - or it damn well ought to :) While it seems obvious after reading the article that solving the rendering equation is indeed a promising way to solve the Pioneer anomaly, I'm sure that I wouldn't have come up with the idea.
- eru 16y ago> To nitpick, the discpline of physics covers everything - or it damn well ought to Everything in the universe. But there's still math.
- randallsquared 16y agoMath consists of rules discovered by experiencing physics. There's no particular reason to think that math transcends the universe.
- eru 16y agoMath is just a meaningless game with abstract made-up rules. No relation to the universe necessary.