Recent content by jdnel99

Leonard Susskind is one of my favorite physicists, I suggested the Black Hole War book, which was by Leonard Susskind. And I as well dislike schoolwork drudgery, but if you truly understand the concepts behind the (as my physics teacher calls it) "plug and chug" mathematics, then you will...

I would be a student and a teacher forever.

Thank you for beating me to the punch.

I felt the same way about the layman books, so I decided to buy some of the actual physics books (although at the time I was clearly underestimating the mathematics). When I read this post I immediately ran to my bookshelf and pulled out all the books that have helped me understand anything...

I think that the Universe is objective, in the sense that it is either right or wrong what actually happens (in the Universe, or Multiverse or whatever is the real answer). But the root of our problem is that when taking on an objective philosophy you are asserting that what you think and/or...

Thank you, I've been able to discover who I really am from a very early age (one of the philosophies my parents taught me is to figure things out for myself, and so I figured out myself for myself) and so that's probably why I sounded so sure I was an INTP.

nice, that's an INTP forum for you.

The evolution of sentient biology is the Universe's way of learning how to understand itself, not to only merely reproduce. Although our senses aided our evolution, as sentient beings, we give ourselves (as well as our faculties) our own purpose in the universe.

I'm pretty sure I'm an INTP, I fit all of the categories, and from the research I've done, I've always acted like an INTP it seems without me knowing it. I also took the test without knowing what any of the outcomes would be like or what the I N T or P meant, so that's also a plus. I always had...

Very true, empty space does have energy and mass, simply negative. I'm not sure about the rules to posting links to other sites because I just joined but here is a fantastic lecture by Lawrence Krauss that explains A LOT about the universe and developing theoretical models. One of my favorite...