Another naive economics question: what is the bad thing that happens if we quadruple the deficit, or the national debt? And what is the nature of the connection here, if any, between economic theory and observed reality?
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Serious physicists have at various times put forward the idea that all electrons positrons are actually one electron moving forward and backward in time, and also that electrons and quarks are actually one-dimensional strings.
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Furthermore, every time someone says "is field X serious given that they can't agree on Y", the implicit comparison point is always physics. For some reason, the conclusion is never that physics is an exceptional field but that all other sciences are not really sciences.
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Maybe not the best example given physicists can't even give you a straight answer on whether one is a wave or a particle.
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They can give you an absolutely unambiguous answer on that. You just need some to learn some math to understand it.
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