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But then wisdom is recognizing it's AP Physics, not common sense, that put a cow on the Moon. There may not be perfectly spherical cows in the real world, but
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
But then wisdom is recognizing it's AP Physics, not common sense, that put a cow on the Moon.
There may not be perfectly spherical cows in the real world, but then real cows will also do X, to the extent their non-perfect-spheriness doesn't interfere with it. Theorists don't simplify for the sake of simplifying, they're trying to study specific components of the whole in isolation. Yes, it's important to not confuse a component for the whole thing, but then it's also important to know the most impactful components and how they behave.
- ceejayoz 2y agoTrue wisdom is recognizing the folks that put stuff on the Moon had more than just AP Physics under their belt.