I got a 75 on a physics lab about proving that there's approximately 50% chance of getting heads when flipping a coin. I should have stopped trying nine years ago.
Scanning my old high school notes
Landon Martin
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Lucas Stewart
You were doing labs and experimental reports in high school? Where I live we don't do them until the 2nd year of uni
Kevin Ortiz
>experiment
>>>>>>>>>proving
Adrian Parker
experiment is literally the only way to prove or disprove a physical theory
get a brain moron
Jose Torres
The word you're looking for is validate, experimentard physishit. Proofs are unequivocal and not contingent on fleeting external factors.
Jaxon Cook
>experiment is literally the only way to prove or disprove a physical theory
>a physical theory
>responds with the proof of irrationality of a number
Adam Wright
you don't prove or disprove physical theories, you test them. proof means eternally true and sound.
Robert Ward
No physical theory can ever be proven then.
Your mathematics aren't worth much if they don't match the real world phenomena, and you can never be 100% certain about real world phenomena. Newton's laws were considered rock-solid physics until we observed relativistic effects.
Lucas Gutierrez
>No physical theory can ever be proven then.
yes, and?
>Your mathematics aren't worth much if they don't match the real world phenomena
your "real world" phenomena aren't worth much if they don't match the PROVABLE mathematics.
Hudson Hall
>can't distinguish between conditional and absolute truths