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Andy Baxter
- Jan 1, 1970
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John Fields said:
I think he's been given a practical assignment in school physics /
electronics, but isn't sure how to do it, and doesn't really want to do
the experiment anyway.
To Panther - if you don't do the experiment, you're cheating yourself. The
whole of science is based on trying out your ideas against the real world
by testing them to see if they work, so if you don't do that bit, you're
not really learning science.
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It seems to me that by your not cross-posting, by your off-handed
rejection of several solutions which have been presented to you,
and by not using in-line references, you're not really looking for a
solution to your "problem", but instead are more interested in
playing games.
I think he's been given a practical assignment in school physics /
electronics, but isn't sure how to do it, and doesn't really want to do
the experiment anyway.
To Panther - if you don't do the experiment, you're cheating yourself. The
whole of science is based on trying out your ideas against the real world
by testing them to see if they work, so if you don't do that bit, you're
not really learning science.