Recent content by hsakbo

Haah yes it's egocentric! AGAIN I'll repeat the fact that I just went through high-school graduation and awaiting enrollment. Basically I don't know dang about physics and am simply trying to grasp what energy is. So I'm assuming the "enigmatic concept" you refer is my reply to that my previous...

And dammit! Have you people read the title(that title tag says high school). I'm here simply to understand whether my energy equation was right or not... NOT here to deba.. be elucidated about greeks or basics of physics or stuff that's out of my league ... :mad::mad::mad::mad:

Mate, you clearly have a long way ... Greeks basically came up with numerous solutions to what puzzled them. Be it may be a hypotenuse of a triangle, or buoyancy, geometry well what not, out of nothing, thin air. And yes with no maths( from what I know they went on to create it) to help em, but...

That sucks because you'd learn better with debates and arguments( Don't need to mention why Greeks still have a living legacy even after thousands of years later...). Nevertheless I understood. That sounds more like an invitation :))

Am I misunderstanding the purpose of a forum? Or just this specific one? I thought they were there to help us out or start a debate... Anyways please don't misunderstand me because I really am deeply grateful for the input I've received about symmetries etc.. I'll be googling them later...

@ogg My hardcore ardent fervor to find the answer to everything won't be ever discouraged even if Newton and Einstein and the whole physics community said that it's impossible, because I believe in cause and effect. Everything has their own reason to be that way, and yes how or why (is still...

And btw is there a no further in my proof about conservation of energies using just simple maths because I'm still a student awaiting enrollment?

Yes I did came across this concept when I was introduced to the standard model. But sure we can dismiss all the reasoning and explanations by simply introducing another enigmatic concept. I still haven't learned about this theorem in full details so I don't have much say in this but the...

* edit to the rollercoaster : constant force of gravity but not a constant acceleration that's caused by it's tracks reaction forces.

Hello! I'm new to this forum but ok let's get this started, First I'll revisit the definition I know as physics; the study of nature in order to provide a reasonable(radical/rudimentary) explanation/reason. This I believe in is not quite how things are today, at school, with my teachers or at...