THE DIFFERENCE between a tentatively offered "explanation," by what may amount to no more than an ad hoc assumption, and a real explanation is the construction of a theory.
An edition of Thinking about Physics
(2002)
Thinking about Physics
by Roger G. Newton
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Thinking about Physics
March 4, 2002, Princeton University Press
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"THE DIFFERENCE between a tentatively offered "explanation," by what may amount to no more than an ad hoc assumption, and a real explanation is the construction of a theory."
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