How do we know that the "laws" of physics are really laws, i.e. true everywhere?
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Why has the physics forum got sexier topics than the chemistry forum? |
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03/03/2009 03:39:33 by Chemistry4me |
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Should we consider quantum physics and general relativity as two seperate systems, active in the same universe?
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24/03/2018 00:23:29 by evan_au |
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Good examples of contemporary computational/theoretical engineering/physics rese
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Whats a branch of physics with high potential that has unjustified disinterest
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11/01/2022 05:24:13 by alancalverd |
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Can physics explain, describe, predict free will, animal behavior??
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26/07/2018 08:14:04 by alancalverd |