That’s not true. In fact, all innovations in physics have been through mental mo

That’s not true. In fact, all innovations in physics have been through mental models then described by mathematics. In fact, we could argue rather easily that the inabilty to formulate a mental model of both the quantum background and whatever is fluctuating underneath it to produce it, is the reason for the failure of mathematical physics over the past 50+ years.

I’ve done some work on why this problem exists in the discipline and it is somewhat related to your suggestion but it’s only because they simply can’t envision one – though some can and I am on and off working with one who can and seems to get it very close to correct.

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