Is there any such course as: Philosophy of physics? I assume not, it would seem that in physics you don't have to use reason, you just have to mindlessly trust the numbers... But that's just not like me :D
Another big problem I'm looking to solve is how and where to find the texts. Without a professor to point me in the direction of a book that is relative to what I'm trying to learn, it's near impossible to achieve such a goal.
I would like to a level of understanding so that i can answer any question related to the basic physical laws of the universe. Ex: What is now(this moment in time - is there anything else?)? I asked this question on another forum and there was a guy debating with me using nothing but relative...
Is the schooling necessary to satisfy my curiosity??
I'm very curious about fractals (how they make up nature), quantum physics and string theory. I'm currently a psychology major and have taken 0 mathematics courses so far in college. I would love to study this material in depth but is it...
Hi I'm white knight(night) and I'm from california. I noticed you didn't have a new member intro section, nor an off topic section so I'm posting here. I signed up on your forum because, well to be frank, i had a bad trip on some drugs about a year ago and had a psychotic breakdown/shift in...