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I found this old link recently : http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/UnNews:WBC_takes_strong_stand_against_physics
Apparently some don't like physics
Apparently some don't like physics
No, it's made up. From the top of the pagejk22 said:no I didn't I thought they condemned physics for all the nuclear weaponry
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Actually, I think the problem is much more that they know very well that they are NOT any of the things you said, even if they don't admit that to themselves (and certainly not to others).thankz said:I know for a fact that some people hate a person who understands something. that's because most if not all people think they are the > smartest, truest and deepest.
"People Against Physics" is a movement or group of individuals who are opposed to the principles and theories of physics. They may believe that physics is too complex or difficult to understand, or they may have personal or philosophical objections to the concepts of physics.
Some people may oppose physics because they believe it does not align with their personal beliefs or values. Others may find the subject matter too complex or abstract, making it difficult for them to understand. Additionally, some individuals may have had negative experiences with physics in the past, leading them to develop a dislike for the subject.
Some common arguments against physics include the idea that it is too abstract and doesn't have practical applications, that it is too difficult to understand, and that it goes against certain religious or spiritual beliefs. Others argue that physics is limited in its ability to fully explain and understand the complexities of the universe.
Scientists generally respond to objections against physics by explaining the importance and relevance of physics in understanding the natural world and the universe. They may also provide examples of practical applications of physics in everyday life. Additionally, they may address misconceptions and provide evidence to counter arguments against physics.
Yes, it is okay to have personal opinions and beliefs about physics. However, it is important to keep an open mind and be willing to learn and understand the scientific principles and theories that govern our world. Rejecting physics without a proper understanding or consideration of evidence can limit our understanding of the world around us.