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Title says it all!
The discussion centers around the question of which single scientific theory or formula should be preserved if all scientific knowledge were to be lost. Participants explore various theories and formulas from physics, mathematics, and broader scientific concepts, considering their practicality and foundational importance.
Participants express a variety of opinions on which theory or formula to save, with no consensus reached. Multiple competing views remain, reflecting differing values placed on practicality, foundational importance, and aesthetic qualities of scientific concepts.
Some discussions involve assumptions about the necessity of understanding the science behind formulas, and the implications of preserving certain theories without their contextual knowledge are not fully resolved.
If all science was to disappear, which 1 scientific theory/formulae would you save?
Ivan Seeking said:1 = 1; if it’s really true. I have seen a 150 or so page proof of such, but I still think it may just be a vicious rumor.