Comment on Open Thread: May 2010, Part 2

Sun, 23 May 2010 11:05:27 GMT

I'm suggesting that there are aspects of the universe which are as explicable as Newtonian mechanics-- except that we, even with our best tools and with improved brains, won't be able to understand them.

Is that really a 'physical' aspect, or a mathematical one? Newtonian mechanics can be (I think) derived from lower level principles.

So do you mean something that is a consequence of possible 'theory of everything', or a part of it?

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