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This post was edited by majorblood on Jun 10 2016 10:46pm

I love how a bunch of photos in those images you can't even see their hands or they're making a completely different hand sign.



No.

Relativity + Quantum mechanics explains everything that exists at all sizes and speeds, but as of yet has not been unified

Newtonian mechanics is incorrect at all sizes and speeds.

This post was edited by Voyaging on Jun 10 2016 10:49pm

Newtonian mechanics is only incorrect in a negligible way in non-relativistic scenarios

Negligible for practical usage, sometimes.

It's entirely incorrect in explaining the ontology of the world, which is what we're discussing.

It's incorrect in the most pedantic way.

I wanna get on ur tology, bb

What do you mean by this?



My tology is rock hard for you to get on.

When you look at typical speeds the errors are on the order of 0.0000000001%. I did the calculation for a person walking 10 m/s on a train going 5m/s and the error in the person's total walking speed went down to 1x10^-15 m/s. For the vast majority of systems it is "correct", as "correct" as we can ever get in science.

If you're talking in overly technical terms, yes, it's incorrect all the time for every application, but then so is every theory ever proposed, including quantum mechanics and relativity.

We actually can't apply an exact solution of any quantum mechanics equation ANYWHERE in the real world. It's always approximations based on the Schrodinger equation.

Do you have any reading/sources on that?