Quote (Thor123422 @ Dec 6 2014 02:09am)
Einstein's equation is not classical physics, relativity was a big deal because it was a correction of classical physics.
Classical physics is the kind of stuff that says "If you push an object going X velocity for Y seconds with Z force, it will go X + YZ afterwards. Non-classical physics says things like "If you push an object going 99% the speed of light, it will accelerate at a lower rate the longer you push it with the same force because the mass gets greater as it approaches the speed of light so it never reaches the speed of light" (this second one is part of relativity).
The exact solution for pi is a mathematics problem, not a physics problem even if pi is used in the math of physics.
Did you fail in college or high school?
im in college now (working on round three),
i was simply showing that nothing in science is exact, its all approximations at the mercy of the measuring equipment (' It is really quite impossible to say anything with absolute precision, unless that thing is so abstracted from the real world as to not represent any real thing."-feynman),
oh, i was under the impression that Einsteins work still counted as "classical physics", perhaps i shall spend a few minutes on google lol my apologies (in my defense i did open this thread with the admission that it is not my field, merely something i am interested in)