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I think he was implying combining the mathematical frame work with the physical explanation, as he is Physical engineer normally.

He said mathematics is how we understand physics however it's not pure mathematics, we have to develop physics intuition. What's right on physics might be completely wrong on mathematics and vise-versa.

I have dyslexia and i am trying to improve my English as it's not my native language, I did not mean to offend anyone, i was trying to write a different quote but i realised it would be political so i tried to change it.

I came here to have a genuine discussion with other scientists and aspiring scientists, not to be greeted with hostility and unwelcoming way. If this is really how this forum is I don't thing i want to be part of such a hostile place. I was genuinely happy to find a place like this but I guess I...

It is regarding helping humanity, yes it was done for the biological reasons to continue the human race however there is still the idea of helping humanity. Of course regarding the scientific method this is right however you have to reach to the point of making the hypothesis. There the...

Without being able to ask questions and wonder, how can you do science?

Also thank you for everyone's comment i have read them, I will check the feynmans classes as brainpushup has stated, I do understand it little better but i guess i have to read more on natural philosophy. But again thank you for all your information

what's an agent?

Philosophy is a way of thinking that helps with sciences, if you do not know how to ask questions, you can't disprove a theorem which is what science is about.

I am guessing this has been posted before if that's the case please inform me. I was wondering the difference between mathematics and physics. What makes them so different yet so similar? Why does the mathematical intuition does not work on physics, or vise-versa. I know physics is less...

Thank you

I am just a dyslexic Nuclear and Particle physics student studying in CTU, I want to work deeply into relativity and QG hopefully in the end. I am currently interested in Operating systems(unix-like ones), nuclear physics, anything regarding gravity and philosophy as science without philosophy...