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The reason why I want to talk about 'complex' problems, is because it comes with the benefit of being able to dissect it and discover the underlying simpler concepts, which you can further dissect till you get to the purest concepts there are. (and find out what you do not know) The decaying...- moon42
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Well... all I want is to be proven either 'untalented' or 'talented', so that I can find out what I should focus in life. I do not believe I have the kind of ego that would go fluffy once proven wrong. But I would of course argue for my logic throughout the learning process, because otherwise...- moon42
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Because Simon quoted me on: "Ever since I can remember, I've been trying to create models of reality that would help me understand the world around me." I did not mention 'formalize'. The above can be called the 'dog condition', since that's what a dog's brain would do to the best of its...- moon42
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Yes, well... I thought that the "in my experience" was implicit. I don't own any facts; just "possible beliefs with different degrees of certainties", all of which are based on my experience. And on a side note, the ability to create a model to explain the world around us is not just "the human...- moon42
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Are you implying that this is not the case? I'm not sure what educational system you are using as a reference point for your comment, but the ones I've been through certainly had people who did not seem qualified enough to teach. When I say 'university level', I am not referring to top tier...- moon42
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Most humans generally model the world around them in a very abstract manner. They don't attempt to dissect what they know to huge depths, because their mind only models reality to the extent that let's them lead a 'good' life, which is usually defined by the same, recurring elements (great...- moon42
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Advanced Physics Mentor: Find a Qualified Tutor
Hello, Ever since I can remember, I've been trying to create models of reality that would help me understand the world around me. I have this innate obsession of understanding the world, and I always end up burning the midnight oil, studying topics that I'm not familiar with (mostly physics...- moon42
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Graduate Decaying Moon's Orbit - Physics Modeling Explained
Yes I am, but what does this have to do with my theoretical problem? It would of course be taken into consideration when trying to decay the orbit, but it doesn't change much.- moon42
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Decaying Moon's Orbit - Physics Modeling Explained
Neither! It's just something I would like to be able to understand and solve... I do not have a starting point for it though, so if you could give me some direction, that would be appreciated. Also, once you come up with a force F to do the job, what would be the ideal method to translate that...- moon42
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Decaying Moon's Orbit - Physics Modeling Explained
Hello, Here's my challenge: I want a physics model for how one would go about in order to decay the moon's orbit. I'm assuming it would involve using the velocity vector of the moon whereby Earth would be a reference system, coupled with the mass, and devise a theoretical way of degenerating...- moon42
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