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Totally. "Science" requires precision because science in many ways is the mechanism by which we learn truths with greater and greater precision. That doesn't me
by jwecker 12y ago
Totally. "Science" requires precision because science in many ways is the mechanism by which we learn truths with greater and greater precision. That doesn't mean though that science naturally abhors imprecise "for-scale" measurements though- they just reserve them for illustration and avoid using them for the actual science. (e.g., http://imgur.com/gallery/ESp2j http://imgur.com/gallery/ESp2j - marianas trench scale)
- allegory 12y agoYep can understand that. Its important to visualise values and comparing to reference points is fine. This comes to mind for unit conversions: http://www.weirdconverter.com http://www.weirdconverter.com