gravity
as deanna says, her head explode.
yeah, me too.
the has-been physicist in me is not ashamed to admit that i don't understand how *it* works. in fact, the is-been, right-now, i'd-still-call-myself-a-physicist-even-though-i-abandoned-it-to-do-a-bunch-of-repetitive-tasks is not ashamed.
ok, maybe a little.
but not really.
i'm not ashamed to say i don't understand how gravity actually works. i'm ashamed that i abandoned something i liked.
could someone else explain it well? gravity? (not me abandoning science-no one can really explain that but me. i'm an asshole who worked for one. and i mostly just failed at making stuff work and explaining stuff that didn't work, which is what science is anyways) does anyone have a book recommendation? about why gravity works? that's what i care about now. that someone else can explain, at least.
yeah, me too.
the has-been physicist in me is not ashamed to admit that i don't understand how *it* works. in fact, the is-been, right-now, i'd-still-call-myself-a-physicist-even-though-i-abandoned-it-to-do-a-bunch-of-repetitive-tasks is not ashamed.
ok, maybe a little.
but not really.
i'm not ashamed to say i don't understand how gravity actually works. i'm ashamed that i abandoned something i liked.
could someone else explain it well? gravity? (not me abandoning science-no one can really explain that but me. i'm an asshole who worked for one. and i mostly just failed at making stuff work and explaining stuff that didn't work, which is what science is anyways) does anyone have a book recommendation? about why gravity works? that's what i care about now. that someone else can explain, at least.