Post by Pincho Paxton on Dec 29, 2013 2:47:33 GMT
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Why Science Must Be Fun
Santa, and Jesus are fun. Is real science fun? I don't believe in time so no time travel, I don't believe that most Quantum Physics are really different to common physics. I think that real physics are fun as puzzle games, and solving problems, and making them work without any incredibility, or magic. The fun parts of standard science are all of the made up bits... the bending of spacetime on a rubber sheet. It's not true though. There are lots of ways to move distant stars around without bending spacetime. You only have to shift the photons journey to the observer, and you can do that with a gravity flow through quantum holes. In a way though that still sounds interesting to me, but you lose time travel, and you lose the rubber sheet trick. Lets educate rather than impress with magic.
Pincho Paxton
Why Science Must Be Fun
Santa, and Jesus are fun. Is real science fun? I don't believe in time so no time travel, I don't believe that most Quantum Physics are really different to common physics. I think that real physics are fun as puzzle games, and solving problems, and making them work without any incredibility, or magic. The fun parts of standard science are all of the made up bits... the bending of spacetime on a rubber sheet. It's not true though. There are lots of ways to move distant stars around without bending spacetime. You only have to shift the photons journey to the observer, and you can do that with a gravity flow through quantum holes. In a way though that still sounds interesting to me, but you lose time travel, and you lose the rubber sheet trick. Lets educate rather than impress with magic.
Pincho Paxton