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What I’m fumbling to get at is that a physical experiment can tell you that your model is flawed in ways that simulation alone can’t. If you don’t already unde
by smogcutter 6y ago
What I’m fumbling to get at is that a physical experiment can tell you that your model is flawed in ways that simulation alone can’t.
If you don’t already understand the double slit experiment, you’re unlikely to simulate light in a way that reproduces its results.
- totony 6y agoYes, each have their advantages, e.g. here the speed of sound couldnt have been calculated in these circumstances. The simulation could've also revealed flaws and disproved the theory w/r to itself.