Natural Laws dont exist

[InnerVoid]

what is described as "law" is simply an explanation given for something perceived as a natural phenomenon. there no such thing such as gravity we only interpet it that way and its serving some purpose up until this point.

physics has been operating in a certain box since the dawn of civillization. its all based on perceived observations, we dont undestand how the world works all we do is try to give explanations to what we understand to be natural.

Reality is relative, objectivity doesnt exist on the grand scale of things. Even objectivity is relative, you cannot rly know what is true and what isnt. There are no answers sadly only servicable placeholders till something better comes along the way. This is the sad truth about sciences, it will never suffice.

 

[Clown Show]

The only thing that is absolute in this life is The Blackpill.

 

[InnerVoid]

The only thing that is absolute in this life is The Blackpill.

the blackpill excels in being so simple that its impossible to counter it

 

[st.hamudi but 6‘5]

u can probably guess if I read

 

[Primalsplit]

Reminder that: This guy writes PhD thesises in Universities.
@Skywalker

 

[Klasik01]

Sean O'Pry: Why does it matter?

 

[InnerVoid]

Sean O'Pry: Why does it matter?

i hate this forum

 

[kanderior]

there are some phenomena that are absolute in physics and conserved in every situation: causality, being able to tell if you're in an inertial or non-inertial frame of reference, the second law of thermodynamics, the cosmological constants, probably lots of others too. But I get what you're saying, scientific theories are just models to explain observations, and those observations are a result of our consciousness and logic, which are products of evolution. Also, we always have to come up with some assumptions or basic logical building blocks (which again relate purely to how our brains evolved to perceive reality) to formulate those descriptions, so there is no "pure" or "objective" description of reality. Especially when you consider that there are cases where you need two different mutually exclusive theories to explain the same object in different situations, e.g. wave-particle duality.

 

[overtier1011]

Jaw is law

 

[Eternal_]

The only thing that is absolute in this life is The Blackpill.

The only thing that is absolute in this life is that Jesus Christ died for our sins and was resurrected on the 3rd day, and is firstborn of the dead. What is absolute is that He is Lord of lords and Lords incarnation

 

[romanstock]

this the nigga that has 3 masters degrees in physics?

 

[InnerVoid]

there are some phenomena that are absolute in physics and conserved in every situation: causality, being able to tell if you're in an inertial or non-inertial frame of reference, the second law of thermodynamics, the cosmological constants, probably lots of others too. But I get what you're saying, scientific theories are just models to explain observations, and those observations are a result of our consciousness and logic, which are products of evolution. Also, we always have to come up with some assumptions or basic logical building blocks (which again relate purely to how our brains evolved to perceive reality) to formulate those descriptions, so there is no "pure" or "objective" description of reality. Especially when you consider that there are cases where you need two different mutually exclusive theories to explain the same object in different situations, e.g. wave-particle duality.

nothing is absolute, its all based on human perception

 

[Eternal_]

nothing is absolute, its all based on human perception

You sound like a damn Jew. Not everything is relative and abstract, nigga. I hate this shit so much

 

[InnerVoid]

You sound like a damn Jew. Not everything is relative and abstract, nigga. I hate this shit so much

but everything is relative and abstract. except for the blackpill ofc