What is physics? It comes from the Greek word physis. “Physics is a natural science that involves the study of matter and its motion through space-time, along with related concepts such as energy and force”- Wikipedia. Physics is everything in this world. It is used to see how the universe behaves. This makes both reason and emotion a part of physics despite their importance in the proving of physics they can also be proved via physics. While emotion is a complex ‘psychophysiological’ experience of an individual’s state of mind caused by internal or external factors at any point in time – Wikipedia. There are many emotions like anger, greed, lust, happiness, pride, etc. Reason on the other hand is simply the usage of past experiences or knowledge to judge against a current situation or affair.
Reason in physics terminology would be the usage of known facts to make conclusions or theories or conflict about other theories or laws that already exist and deciding whether or not to believe them. Whenever a physicist comes up with a theory he needs solid practical data to support his theory else he cannot reason with the people as to why his theory is true. For example, let’s look at Newton’s Three Laws. Why do we just simply believe them or why do people not refute his laws and try to prove him wrong? If we use reason and try to disprove his laws we cannot as there exists solid proof of their existence. So, unless we cannot get a conclusive piece of evidence that proves them wrong we cannot refute against these laws stating that they are false.
Emotion in physics, when do we use emotion in physics? Emotions quite unbelievably are a major part of physics. They govern our day to day actions. To most people it may seem that emotion has nothing to do with physics but quite contrarily it has a lot to do. If we did not have emotions we as human beings, not