In fact, if you replace ‘velocity’ with ‘acceleration’ in a certain passage of the Physics, you get F=ma.
That kind of replacement seems like a serious type error—velocity is not really anything like acceleration. Like saying that if you replace P with zero, you can prove P = NP.
That kind of replacement seems like a serious type error—velocity is not really anything like acceleration. Like saying that if you replace P with zero, you can prove P = NP.
That its a type error is clear enough (I don’t know if its a serious one under an atmosphere). But what follows from that?