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Physicists usually build their theories based on arguments like:
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I agree that any process looks linear on a sufficiently small time frame or distance but why don´t professors take time to explicitly phrase this for their students, maybe even give some kind of proof. I bet it would help steer physics in the right direction again, starting from simple arguments like that to build up new and interesting models for physical happenings.
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I agree that any process looks linear on a sufficiently small time frame or distance but why don´t professors take time to explicitly phrase this for their students, maybe even give some kind of proof. I bet it would help steer physics in the right direction again, starting from simple arguments like that to build up new and interesting models for physical happenings.
