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Math Can Not Be Validated Experimentally?

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Posted by Richard D. Stafford, Ph.D. on July 16, 2002 21:59:39 UTC

Experiment:

Initial condition: I have n pebbles in stack #1 and m pebbles in stack #2.

Experiment: I combine the two stacks!

Mathematical result says I have n+m pebbles in the combined stack.

I can confirm that result by counting the pebbles in the combined stack.


Please give an example of a mathematical relationship which cannot be experimentally validated!

Have fun -- Dick

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