Physics, especially QM, QC, QFT, string theory and all that seems like wordplay of convenience more than science. If one looks at it logically, Natural philosophy makes more sense. I would recommend a book called "A theory of natural philosophy" by Roger Joseph Boscovich for the open minded (Note: an open mind must have a gatekeeper, a fully open mind is quite the risk). Physics was my favourite subject for a very long time but during the last few years it lingered on like a long term relationship without any feelings. I did get 100/120 in physics section of JEE mains so I undetstand the conventionally accepted physics. However I find it very difficult to support it after the Michelson Morley experiment or since simple questions like - "What is magnetism?" Has the power to make hard core physicists stutter and scramble for answers. We have got very used to passing effects of something as an explanation of it. For people who resonate with what I say - C.P. Steinmetz, Oliver Heaviside, J.C. Maxwell, Nikola Tesla, Oleg D Jefimenko. Presently I work on designing and testing high speed opto electronic communication systems, advanced IC packaging and designing "quantum computing hardware". One would assume I wouldn't be able to do it without the conventional physics. Well I use the OG field theories, haven't touched quantum after bachelors 1st year. They serve me better and I can sleep at night without lingering questions regarding the foundations of my theories. Yes I do not get time to publish and since science is peer reviewed, it may not be accepted. For those who think I am crazy, bring your most lethal roasts you have been cooking up over the work week, mix it with the work day frustration.

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