> The offset is practically 0 ranging within nanoseconds range. Uhm, no, the graph clearly shows that the offset is varying between 0-2 microseconds, which is 0 - 2,000 nanoseconds. 2,000 nanoseconds is not "practically…
When most normal people talk about 2+2=4, they are referring to addition of natural numbers under the axioms of Peano arithmetic, where 2+2 indeed equals 4. Sabine Hossenfelder's point is that if we abandon the Peano…
I didn't read his comment as condescending. He said the world needs both engineers and plumbers. The world needs more plumbers than engineers, that doesn't mean that plumbers are useless. Your example is not a good one…
> The offset is practically 0 ranging within nanoseconds range. Uhm, no, the graph clearly shows that the offset is varying between 0-2 microseconds, which is 0 - 2,000 nanoseconds. 2,000 nanoseconds is not "practically…
When most normal people talk about 2+2=4, they are referring to addition of natural numbers under the axioms of Peano arithmetic, where 2+2 indeed equals 4. Sabine Hossenfelder's point is that if we abandon the Peano…
I didn't read his comment as condescending. He said the world needs both engineers and plumbers. The world needs more plumbers than engineers, that doesn't mean that plumbers are useless. Your example is not a good one…