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"Has a realm of applicability" is what people mean by "wrong" here. As in, the equations we have don't fully generalize and explain all regimes. The "right" mod
by anon84873628 2y ago
"Has a realm of applicability" is what people mean by "wrong" here. As in, the equations we have don't fully generalize and explain all regimes. The "right" model will cover all regimes and still reduce to match what we already have.
- scotty79 2y agoThen every physical (and nature) law is wrong. Only math is right. There's not a single law that covers full regime for at least one definition of "full".
- naasking 2y agoPossibly, but we're converging on something correct as we cover more regimes in this inductive process called science. That's the best we can do.