В "пончике правды" очень много варенья
Очередное отличное видео от Фил-эллина (Philhellenes), хорошо стыкуется с предыдушим постом.
Как он сказал, если вы хотите что-то понять из этого видео, так это то, что
"there is awful lot of jam in the donnut of truth."
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"...
What happens first in history is that we discover the things that are on the face of it obvious. And then gradually we ask small questions, and then we dig in a little deeper into things that we need to do a little more complicated experiment to find out about. But it is curiosity as to where we are, what we are. It is very much more exciting to discover that we are on a ball, half of us sticking upside down and spinning around in space. It is a mysterious force which holds us on. It's going around a great big glob of gas that is fed by a fire that is completely different from any fire that we can make (but now we can make that fire- nuclear fire )
That is a much more exciting story to many people than the tales that other people used to make up about the
universe-that we were living on the back of a turtle or something like that. They were wonderful stories, but the truth is so much more remarkable. So what's the pleasure in physics for me is that it is revealed that the truth is so remarkable, so amazing, and I have this disease-like many other people who have studied far enough to begin to understand a little of how things work. They are fascinated by it, and this fascination drives them on to such an extent that they have been able to convince governments and so on to keep supporting them in this investigation."
Как он сказал, если вы хотите что-то понять из этого видео, так это то, что
"there is awful lot of jam in the donnut of truth."
Click to viewХочется вставить Фейнмана :)
"...
What happens first in history is that we discover the things that are on the face of it obvious. And then gradually we ask small questions, and then we dig in a little deeper into things that we need to do a little more complicated experiment to find out about. But it is curiosity as to where we are, what we are. It is very much more exciting to discover that we are on a ball, half of us sticking upside down and spinning around in space. It is a mysterious force which holds us on. It's going around a great big glob of gas that is fed by a fire that is completely different from any fire that we can make (but now we can make that fire- nuclear fire )
That is a much more exciting story to many people than the tales that other people used to make up about the
universe-that we were living on the back of a turtle or something like that. They were wonderful stories, but the truth is so much more remarkable. So what's the pleasure in physics for me is that it is revealed that the truth is so remarkable, so amazing, and I have this disease-like many other people who have studied far enough to begin to understand a little of how things work. They are fascinated by it, and this fascination drives them on to such an extent that they have been able to convince governments and so on to keep supporting them in this investigation."