Considering it was one of the basic labs we did in college physics that pretty much every student has to take, and a significant portion of the classes just do the experiments wrong until they get helped, there’s probably just enough familiarity to kinda know what’s happening but with major misconceptions.
Considering it was one of the basic labs we did in college physics that pretty much every student has to take, and a significant portion of the classes just do the experiments wrong until they get helped, there’s probably just enough familiarity to kinda know what’s happening but with major misconceptions.
The conspiracy types tend not to enroll in a university to take physics classes.
I was suggesting that it must have gone quite a lot further than what people are taught in classes.