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A student would be optimally correct in trusting authority as far as believing the axioms of the electromagnetic theory goes. However, as ones builds more and m
by abdullahkhalids 5y ago
A student would be optimally correct in trusting authority as far as believing the axioms of the electromagnetic theory goes. However, as ones builds more and more theorems and results based on those axioms, the student should stop believing in authority and start verifying that all claimed results are consistent with the axioms.
- pdonis 5y ago> A student would be optimally correct in trusting authority as far as believing the axioms of the electromagnetic theory goes. You don't have to "believe" the axioms. You can test them, by testing whether the experimental predictions derived from them are confirmed or not.