@GrahamR39014690@PhysicsHawk I think reading is a great answer, but there are many other ways to gain knowledge. You could try new things or meet new people.
@PhysicsHawk You can increase the number of things in your brain by talking to other people and socializing. So many people can be extremely quick to judge others without getting to know them. I believe if we just talked to some of these people that we see as different we could learn a lot!
@PhysicsHawk It shows how differently we were all made and some of our brains just work differently. There is nothing wrong with being different from one another. It is the way God made us and we should use our unique abilities to work together.
@PhysicsHawk Feynman's experiment was more professional than the one published by the psychologist. He tested it multiple times rather than just once. While it was not perfect, it was overall more reliable.
@PhysicsHawk You cannot consider it a true experiment without multiple tests. It is especially odd that the experiment was done while she was sick because there is no way you could get completely accurate results.
@PhysicsHawk Me and a girl on my volleyball team have completely different views on politics and religion. She has been able to make me understand her views and even agree with some of them. I have also been able to help her see my point of view.
@PhysicsHawk My ap econ class is a perfect example of me learning definitions without understanding the actual concept. I have gotten better at understanding it, but at the beginning of the class I never really understood it.
@PhysicsHawk Something I've always thought of as a mystery is the ocean. The ocean is extremely large and we have only explored a very small portion of it.
@PhysicsHawk The story of the girl knitting socks showed me how certain principles in life are connected without us realizing. Math and science ca be involved in our government in order to help them make the best decisions possible.
@PhysicsHawk People can find patterns in every day life so it would make sense that his father taught him to recognize them early. Patterns can help you form a hypothesis when you don't have all the information.
@caro_physics@PhysicsHawk Being very thorough is a great way to make things are safe. The more time spent on something helps people realize potential errors.
@PhysicsHawk I feel that you can definitely take certain precautions before doing something, but ultimately have to make last minute decisions on whether something is completely safe, because you don't know what the conditions will be like.