>So supernatural things are possible and it is possible that science could actually be wrong because we can imagine it to be so?
Scientist: No, that is impossible.
>How exactly does the imaginary constant i make sense, doesn't it contradict the logical law that a number cannot be squared to equal a negative number?
Scientist: No, because we can conceive and imagine a number i that is squared to equal a negative number, we can assume it is real and use it in practical settings that produce valid results.
Scientist: No, that is impossible.
>How exactly does the imaginary constant i make sense, doesn't it contradict the logical law that a number cannot be squared to equal a negative number?
Scientist: No, because we can conceive and imagine a number i that is squared to equal a negative number, we can assume it is real and use it in practical settings that produce valid results.
