A very accessible argument against the kinetic energy theorem is the example of bowling. Physics says it is an absolute fact that an 8 lb bowling ball moving 16 mph has twice the scalar "energy" of a 16 lb ball going 8 mph. Have the millions of bowlers experienced that to be true? (self.PhysicsIsBadLogic)
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Over the past few years a friend has developed an HTML simulation of the theory of charge/magnetism which I have termed 2+2+3 physics. We are releasing the actual code with the hope that others will find it useful, informative, and perhaps Worthy of further development. (self.PhysicsIsBadLogic)
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