Also, I don’t intuitive understand scientific laws as instantiated on physical objects by themselves. This might just be a double standard, but I understand scientific laws as epistemic states or descriptions of phenomena, so they are contained as information in brains and machines.
You don’t need to tell an electron how to electron but it happens on its own. An electron doesn’t proton, there are personalities/dynamics that it eschews and this is happening restrictive.
When you try to write claims in prose of english there is nothing restricting you from writing an inaccurate description in contrast to an accurate one.
For a complicated thing the only human endeavor that knows about it is a scientific one. There are not a lot of doorsellers that need to refer to binary stars in their job. “doorsales law” could be that getting your foot in the dooor before it closes increases conditions under which a sale happens. “scientific” in that sense is the dealing with the weird just for the sake of eruditeness (kind of a synonym for “paranormal”).
“Epistemic descriptions” is the better meaning, imo.
perhaps laws are the writing. but they describe a reliable pattern in the shape of the fields; the law is the math expression that traces the measured shape of the field out on a piece of paper or a screen, perhaps. to look up visual examples of the shapes I’d look up electromagnetics measurement experiment demonstrations on youtube or so. there’s all sorts of good rf visual demonstrations.
Also, I don’t intuitive understand scientific laws as instantiated on physical objects by themselves. This might just be a double standard, but I understand scientific laws as epistemic states or descriptions of phenomena, so they are contained as information in brains and machines.
You don’t need to tell an electron how to electron but it happens on its own. An electron doesn’t proton, there are personalities/dynamics that it eschews and this is happening restrictive.
When you try to write claims in prose of english there is nothing restricting you from writing an inaccurate description in contrast to an accurate one.
For a complicated thing the only human endeavor that knows about it is a scientific one. There are not a lot of doorsellers that need to refer to binary stars in their job. “doorsales law” could be that getting your foot in the dooor before it closes increases conditions under which a sale happens. “scientific” in that sense is the dealing with the weird just for the sake of eruditeness (kind of a synonym for “paranormal”).
“Epistemic descriptions” is the better meaning, imo.
perhaps laws are the writing. but they describe a reliable pattern in the shape of the fields; the law is the math expression that traces the measured shape of the field out on a piece of paper or a screen, perhaps. to look up visual examples of the shapes I’d look up electromagnetics measurement experiment demonstrations on youtube or so. there’s all sorts of good rf visual demonstrations.