My university thermodynamics professor (who held a Ph.D. in the subject) told his graduate thermodynamics class "Nobody ever really understands thermodynamics, they just get used to it." He was being a little facetious, but not entirely.
No. The laws of thermodynamics were fully operationallong before anybody knew anything about math.
Yes, all psychiatrists have the right to fully understand how harmful psychiatry may be.
Tell them, when they're ready, it'll be the time to discuss such things. When their older, they should be able to fully understand.
some scientists research and find new information, give us knowledge that we didn't fully understand, or invent new things.
The physics of the many variables that occur in billiards has been the subject of a few books since 1827. Even in the thousands of pages that have been published, the description of all the mechanics have not yet been provided in the books. This is too large a topic for a website, much less a single question. However, basic physics covers the majority to understand cue tip to cue ball, ball to ball, and ball to rail mechanics. The body mechanics have not yet been fully covered for pool. However, learning the mechanics of pool will have little impact upon becoming a better pool player.
I don't understand this question fully.
A black hole is not a true vacuum, as it contains matter and energy that we do not fully understand.
Absolutely. it has allowed us to understand more fully how living things develop and what can go wrong with them. it is leading to better medicine. and crops.
All nurses have the right to fully understand what constitutes nursing malpractice.
All of the above
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