Summary
I briefly review a few of the golden rules, definitions, and principles of Science and Physics:
• If you cannot define a crucial word that makes or breaks your theory, you cannot and shouldn’t
- use it in your dissertation.
- • A scientific definition is one that can be used consistently throughout the dissertation
• An object is that which has shape; a concept is that which doesn’t.
• Physics is first and foremost the science of objects, specifically of objects that exist. If you
- cannot draw it, it doesn’t belong in Physics, at least not as a physical object.
• Concepts do not have the ability to move. Movement is an attribute restricted to physical objects.
- A concept is a relation between two objects; it already embodies motion.
• Space is that which doesn't have shape and which ultimately surrounds and gives shape to all
- objects. Space is not a thing. Space is a place.
• Space differs from concepts in that it is not artificial. Space was here before any of us came
- along and invented concepts.
The 5 strategic words of Mathematical Physics -- energy, mass, field, force, and time meet none of these
conditions. They cannot and should not be used in science.
- Module main page: Scientists don't know what Science is
This Module: The five unscientific words of Mathematical Physics: energy, mass, force, field, and time
Pages in this module:
1. Energy is that stuff you pay for but never get
2. Mass confusion
3. The word field of Mathematical Physics is unscientific
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