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>since it seems to clash with intuition Intuition hasn't been a good guide for physics since newton. It's not clear to me that anything physical is separate fr
by MacsHeadroom 3y ago
>since it seems to clash with intuition
Intuition hasn't been a good guide for physics since newton. It's not clear to me that anything physical is separate from the information that describes it though.
- foxyv 3y agoEven Newtonian physics can be very non-intuitive. Especially when things get complicated. A lot of experiments done in introductory physics courses revolve around this. Stuff like a feather and a bowling ball falling in a vacuum and throwing a ball on a merry go round. Rotating reference frames are the worst...