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The forum discussion centers on the question of which scientific theory or formula should be preserved if all others were to vanish. Participants unanimously highlight Newton's second law, F = ma, as a foundational formula due to its practical applications in various fields such as engineering and physics. Other notable mentions include the Theory of Evolution and the scientific method, with some participants advocating for advanced concepts like the standard model of particle physics and string theory. The consensus emphasizes the importance of practicality and foundational understanding in selecting a formula to save.
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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.