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So we have these wide principles which sweep across all the different laws, and if one takes too seriously its derivations, and feels that this is only valid because this is valid, you cannot understand the interconnections of the different branches of physics. Some day, when physics is complete, then maybe with this kind of argument we'll know all the laws, then we can start with some axioms and then all the deductions will be made. But while we don't know all the laws, we can use some to make guesses at theorems which extend beyond the proof. (en) |
