Can Logic Help Laymen Understand Physics?

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Hello everyone,

I am middle age software engineer (not to be confound with an engineer :wink: ).
So I tackle physics mainly as a layman, through a logic oriented perspective...

I hope you'll forget my badly self-taught English, and cope with my somewhat unlikable persona :nb)
 
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