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Well, not everyone has to be a physicist. It's part of a well-rounded education to learn some basics, of course, to understand the scientific method, and the co
by crispyambulance 5y ago
Well, not everyone has to be a physicist. It's part of a well-rounded education to learn some basics, of course, to understand the scientific method, and the conservation laws. Some will go farther than that if they're going into STEM, or into physics itself.
Outside of that it's a matter of curiosity and public outreach from physicists... and I guess a small number of cranks.
- wolverine876 5y agoI'm not sure what the basis is for those standards, but even accepting them, > It's part of a well-rounded education to learn some basics, of course, to understand the scientific method, and the conservation laws. Very few people know those things.