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minus-squareb3nsn0w@pricefield.orglinkfedilinkarrow-up4·1 year agochemistry is just applied physics anyway (plus there’s a lot of physics in guiding the explosives from a place they are to a place they weren’t)
minus-squareStilicho@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up3·edit-21 year agoPhysicists will say that, but does that mean that they’ll just be able to magically derive advanced ochem? It’s like they have already memorized the exact state of the entire universe and just figure it out from there.
minus-squareb3nsn0w@pricefield.orglinkfedilinkarrow-up4·1 year agoi was referencing this xkcd, lol even then though, sure, high explosives are chemistry, but physics makes the difference between having high explosives at home vs having them where your enemy is
chemistry is just applied physics anyway
(plus there’s a lot of physics in guiding the explosives from a place they are to a place they weren’t)
Physicists will say that, but does that mean that they’ll just be able to magically derive advanced ochem?
It’s like they have already memorized the exact state of the entire universe and just figure it out from there.
i was referencing this xkcd, lol
even then though, sure, high explosives are chemistry, but physics makes the difference between having high explosives at home vs having them where your enemy is