/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8946776
But that's literally what scientific experimentation is. You change one factor, holding all other factors constant, then you observe the response, constructing theoretical and often mathematical models from the outputs as they relate to the inputs.

They just knew that there would be a response, and went on to try and discern the relationship. It's not like the specific Maxwell equations were predicted before the experiments. Before the experiment, you expect a response of the output, but you don't know what exactly. After the experiments, you hopefully have a better grasp of the output as it relates to what you're changing.

>>8914306
Reflecting its highly corporate culture, the American system values indoctrination above education. It's less about thinking for yourself and more about being told what to think while telling others what to think, in a cascade type of effect. The SJWs and /pol/ are prime examples of that.

Meanwhile, math is not regurgitating answers; it's using intellectual tools which must be manipulated using independent thought, which the American culture puts low value in. Ergo, low math scores.

>>8895414
There's another kind of physics besides calc-based?

>>8895414
There's another kind of physics?

>>8873723
>>8873733
>>8875008
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj_FZduqblo

>>8861654
Seek help.