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hey,
What is physical intuition?
How do we use it in physics?
What is physical intuition?
How do we use it in physics?
A blonde's ability to solve a triple integral for torque in her head (without a slide rule) while walking across a parking lot in stiletto heels on a windy day.hey,
What is physical intuition?
How do we use it in physics?
I dont get it?A blonde's ability to solve a triple integral for torque in her head (without a slide rule) while walking across a parking lot in stiletto heels on a windy day.
That sounds more like my dream girl. :tongue2:A blonde's ability to solve a triple integral for torque in her head (without a slide rule) while walking across a parking lot in stiletto heels on a windy day.
Just out of curiousity, I'm wondering why you've asked questions along this line in several threads. Are you doing a project on this topic?hey,
What is physical intuition?
How do we use it in physics?
That is a good point, if I understand you correctly.I don't think intuition can be 'used' in physics - it can only be confirmed.
I think it is a fine line between use and confirmation. Eventually after working on certain types of problems for a long time, maybe intuition and experience are one and the same.A guess that didn't go amiss? :tongue2:
I don't think intuition can be 'used' in physics - it can only be confirmed.