>all our theories depend on two major assumptions: the universality

>>8263007
Then Earth could be in a pressurized bubble that could pop any second, completely changing observable physics and quite possibly killing us all in an instant.

Then we'll correct our models, like we're supposed to do when we find out our models are wrong.
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>>8263012
What if it changes gradually?

>implying silly physical laws apply to pure math

lolmao

>>8263022
>not grasping the concept that we are talking about hypothetical physics

rofl

New to this board
Whats with the gorillas?

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>>8263028
>not strictly defining that

>>8263031
>He doesn't know about Gorillaposters
>Bet he's never seen a bearposter either.

Also bears>>>····>>>gorillas

>>8263007
>>8263031
You've rustled my harambes

>>8263007
>our assumptions
What do you mean by "our", Peasant?

>>8263007
>the universality of physical laws

Physical laws are by definition universal (i.e., applicable to the entire physical universe).
If something is not universal, then it's not a physical law.