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Simplified Casting Physics Document

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I'd like to see both. Simple explanations with accurate analogies that you and I can get to grips with, with more information that can be followed for those with a more technical background. It needs to be done. I do feel that I'm in a position where I can take complicated physical understandings and translate them into something that fits with the normal mind. However I have to understand it first, which is often a problem.

And then of course the physicists don't always agree, which is another problem again. But that only makes it all the more interesting in my opinion. I actually think a physics document for the normal man will do a lot of good for the physicists too.

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^ Agreed. :)

On disagreeing physicists: ultimately the more correct of competing physics solutions is less important than the model which best advances the abilities of the caster. Usually (possibly even always), maths and science presents more than one way to skin a cat. It just depends on how you frame the problem. The best solution is the one which most easily arrives at the correct answer, confirmed by observation.
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I think it's a great idea, because sometimes I have not got a clue what you are all talking about. :yeahhh:
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Stu Jamieson wrote:^ Agreed. :)

On disagreeing physicists: ultimately the more correct of competing physics solutions is less important than the model which best advances the abilities of the caster. Usually (possibly even always), maths and science presents more than one way to skin a cat. It just depends on how you frame the problem. The best solution is the one which most easily arrives at the correct answer, confirmed by observation.
Stu,

May I point you to a slight contradiction in your post? "the model which best advances the abilities of the caster" doesn't have to be the same as the best solution "which most easily arrives at the correct answer, confirmed by observation". In fact it rarely is, as you can see if you think about throwing a ball and quantum physics (the correct answer to kinetics of matter) plus general theory of relativity (the correct answer to gravity forces).

I would like to see a document which does not give a damn on teaching, since this is not just another endeavor, it has to be founded on the theory. TW Adorno once said: "There is no way of living a false life correctly". I would interpret it as "There is no way of teaching a false theory correctly".

Any ideas for the outline of the document?

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Is there anything happening with this. Has a physicists sub committee been set up and working behind the scene definitions style? If so are they still talking to each other?

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Yes, yes but that didn't work, and no :p
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Paul Arden wrote:Yes, yes but that didn't work, and no :p

Why not let them come up with their own individual interpretations and let the forum vote on the individual submissions, like a reality show. Then the one with the biggest tits would win :p
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Paul Arden wrote:Yes, yes but that didn't work, and no :p
Out of morbid curiousity, who were the members of this secret cabal :ninja: and how were they chosen? Did you get some of the highly qualified people with PhDs in physics and years of application and research behind them that frequent SL involved?
"There can be only one." - The Highlander. :pirate:

PS. I have a flying tank. Your argument is irrelevant.

PSS. How to generate a climbing loop through control of the casting stroke is left as a (considerable) exercise to the reader.
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Has the " Cabal ", decided to allow the publication of ; Simplified Casting physics Document ?
In this horrid period of Co 2 infection .....would be nice to have a ' proper ' assessment of .....How to fly cast properly .
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Perhaps it is easier to have a document that indicates what are the errors in reading our eyes and sensations.
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