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I highly disagree with you, but that's besides the point. Even supposing you are right, how does this relate to the point I was making? (I also find it amusing
by gspr 5y ago
I highly disagree with you, but that's besides the point. Even supposing you are right, how does this relate to the point I was making?
(I also find it amusing that you categorize physics as "too big to make such an asinine comment about", but mathematics not)
- nawgz 5y ago> how does this relate to the point My point is that the only counterexamples you could find to "industry labs > research labs" were in completely non-industrial scenarios like Mathematics and Neuroscience, two famously theoretical disciplines Mathematics might be plenty large in theory-space, but real-world applicability is much more the domain of physics and thus I would expect many real-world applications to arise from it. So, to me, it's clear one cannot say Physics doesn't deliver on the physical from time to time