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What does ''4-momenta'' mean, and what context is it used?
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A trivial question in the scientific community is one that has a simple or obvious answer, does not require extensive research or experimentation, and does not contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge or understanding in a particular field.
Trivial questions can serve as a starting point for more complex inquiries, help scientists gain a better understanding of basic concepts, and lead to new and unexpected discoveries.
Scientists evaluate the significance and potential impact of a question by considering its relevance to current research, its potential to expand knowledge or solve a problem, and the resources and efforts required to answer it.
Yes, trivial questions have the potential to lead to important breakthroughs in science. Many significant discoveries and advancements in science have started with seemingly simple or trivial questions.
It is important for scientists to consider all questions, even if they may seem trivial at first glance. However, if a question has been extensively researched and its answer is widely known, it may be appropriate to focus on more complex and significant inquiries.