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What is the Importance of Physics Knowledge? - Step 1


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Posted by mike cahill on October 15, 1999 at 14:30:29:

In Reply to: Re: Unified Theory of Knowledge Final Paper posted by Reilly Atkinson on October 14, 1999 at 13:21:16:

What is the Importance of Physics Knowledge? - Step 1

The ground work:

1) Ask any Physicist what happened to Physics after Hiroshima.

2) Ask her what happened to Robert Oppenheimer, the greatest Physics leader of his time who built the bomb used at Hiroshima.

3) Ask any Physicist if the POWER that Physics unleashed in the bomb was more powerful than the political POWER that was later directed at and destroyed Oppenheimer.

4) Ask the Physicist who's POWER is greater ... is always greater ... the Politician's energy or Physicist's energy.

Then ...

Think.

Best
mike



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