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I always think if I can create a new law that will help the universe --

If I told you to come up with a law in Physics or Math, What would you think of ?
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I always think if I can create a new law that will help the universe --

If I told you to come up with a law in Physics or Math, What would you think of ?
A theory that would be able to predict results no previous theory does.
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I always thought that laws are discovered, not created!
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may i add something ?
i learnt this from a nobel laureate in person that in order to revolutionize the existing physics, we should always try our best to reformulate the same problem in many different ways. as an example, he told me how quantum mechanics was reformulated in many different ways(most of which i did not understand ,though)led to ground breaking research and laid foundations to some very modern theories.he said mainly about some matrix notations (may be something else) and path integrals in this regard.
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Default my new theory

1. though we live in a 3-dimensional universe, but we can only see the two dimensional part of it at any point in time.

i have got lots of explanations and implications.all am working on nw is the mathematics involved
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i think this is a good step. nowadays scientists seldom restrict themselves to 3D, they always deal with infinite dimensions. its better to solve complicacies of 2D, 3D and then move to infinite dimensions. (though, i may be seriously wrong)
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but we can only see the two dimensional part of it at any point in time.

I dont understand this bit. We can sense the length, breadth and depth of a pit at once for example. Because we have two eyes it makes this easier.
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but we can only see the two dimensional part of it at any point in time.

I dont understand this bit. We can sense the length, breadth and depth of a pit at once for example. Because we have two eyes it makes this easier.
Yeah, I have to agree. Having twos eyes placed at the front of our heads gives us this ability. If we were to, let's say, cover or lose an eye, in new environments you would have problems with depth perception.
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