Re: Induction: Aetherists lend me a hand!

On Aug 6, 8:23=A0pm, Aetherist <TheAether...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > VERY interesting hint!
> > Obviously most of the people posting here don't have a clue what we
> > are talking about!
>
> That's not really true, however most don't give a hoot about trying
> to visualize such things. =A0The mathematics is ALL that matters. =A0

Are you saying that they do know what we are talking about but are
pretending to not have a clue for their own purposes? Yeah, could be.
Their posts clearly are not following the discussion, however.

Are you saying "mathematics is all that matters" or are you saying
"mathematics is all that matters TO THEM"!
I'd accept the latter as true.

> I think its left brain - right brain thing. =A0Right brain types need to
> visualize to own it. =A0Tesla and Faraday are examples of these types.
> You still do need the math to quantify things (although Tesla and
> Faraday did wonders without it).

Yes I do understand the connection between art and science, between
vision and inspiration as opposed to mechanical understanding of
mathematical mechanics. Since Tesla and Faraday manged to "invent the
20th century" without abstruse mathematics, clearly as I indicated
before it is "point of view" that is the essence of the "big" concepts
of science and not detailed understandings of esoteric mathematical
systems. The latter may be impressive to those who do NOT understand
those esoteric systems, but I'm more impressed by a new "point of
view" that suddenly opens vast vistas that nobody had guessed before
were there.  Obviously Tesla and Faraday were two who did that.  Sure
"quantification" is good, but what is it without the proper "point of
view"?  It is just a bunch of busy-work.