What makes physics so fascinating and appealing?

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The discussion centers on the appreciation of physics, highlighting its fundamental role in understanding nature and its connections to philosophy and mathematics. Participants express a deep love for physics, particularly quantum physics, which they find intriguing due to its non-intuitive nature. Many share personal experiences where physics transformed their understanding of the world, leading to moments of clarity and satisfaction when complex concepts come together. The conversation emphasizes that physics is essential for grasping other sciences, such as chemistry and biology, and is often seen as a prerequisite for deeper scientific understanding. Participants also reflect on their journeys from struggling with math in school to developing a passion for physics, often inspired by engaging teachers. The dialogue touches on the beauty of physics as a discipline that challenges preconceptions and fosters a sense of wonder about the universe. Ultimately, the discussion conveys that physics is not just a subject but a pathway to understanding the intricacies of existence and the laws governing the universe.
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I don't love physics. My feelings are very objective for physics. We're in a business arrangement, not a marriage. I'm allowed to fool around with neuroscience, who I have feelings for.
 
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Physics is basically neuroscience's dad, and while I don't care about his blessing, I don't necessarily want to contradict him.
 
  • #93
bp_psy said:
Yes. Physics is all about the fame , the money and the women.

Yeah, that's where all the grant money goes. We just fake the results. It's an Illuminati thing.
 
  • #94
I really love Physics because everything is explained solely by logic. There is no prejudice, no preconceived ideas, nothing based on one's own opinion, and everything is beautifully brought together in order to make sense as a whole. The fact that it can sometimes be counter-intuitive also fascinates me as it makes me see the world in a different way, and I feel an immense satisfaction when I ponder over something or learn something new and I end up saying to myself "Then that's why this happens!".

The same applies to Mathematics, although in this case it's its abstract component that's so delightful. A mathematical reasoning (whether it's applied to Physics or Mathematics) seems inexplicably beautiful to me. Both Mathematics and Physics also originate philosophical questioning and doubting.

Living an existence that appears to be meaningless to me, Mathematics and Physics are two of the few things that actually make me smile.
 

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